Chelsea Sodaro puts together a magnificent performance to crown herself the 2022 Ironman World Champion.
read more...Pablo Dapena took a fantastic victory in his first half distance race of this season at Challenge Poland. The BMC athlete raced all day in front of the race and made the final break with an incredible run performance. Dapena broke the tape in a time of 3:44:47. On the podium, Pablo was accompanied by Sergiy Kurochkin (UKR; 3:49:22) and Kacper Stepniak (POL; 3:51:02).
read more...Magnificent Max Neumann takes the Asian Pacific Ironman Title for a third time in a row. The BMC Pro Triathlete overhauled Ironman World Championship third Braden Currie deep into the marathon before powering to victory in a blistering winning time of 7:52:54. Currie (NZL; 7:55:10) finished second, with Sam Appleton (AUS; 8:05:34) completing the podium. With his victory Neumann also secured his Kona qualification and becomes the 4th BMC Pro athlete to qualify for the Ironman World Championship in October later this year.
read more...Katrina Matthews defied the impossible breaking the Sub8 barrier in Germany on Sunday. The BMC Pro Triathlete got the better of Nicola Spirig after an epic battle.
read more...Pablo Dapena Gonzalez started his season with a bang. The BMC Pro Triathlete won the BEST Centre Mallorca Olympic in dominating fashion. Pablo exited the water in 2nd place and took the lead after a fast transition. On the 40k bike course Gonzalez stayed in firm control of the lead and extended his advantage to 45" at the start of the run. The Spaniard was the strongest runner in the field and extended his advantage to a comfortable 2' just over half way. Pablo cruised to victory in his first race of the season. A great season opener for Dapena Gonzalez.
read more...Chris Leiferman backed up his magnificent 4th place finish at the Ironman World Championship two weeks ago, with a second place at IM70.3 Marbella earlier today. The BMC athlete exited the water in 6th place with a deficit of 52" to the leaders. Early on the bike Leiferman moved up to second place as part of a small chase group of three athletes. The gap to the lead stayed around the 1'30 mark for most of the bike leg. In the final stages of the bike Chris broke away from the chase group to enter T2 on his own in second place. Once on the run the American started to claw back time and the gap dropped to just over a minute at the 13km mark. Leiferman kept pushing hard but unfortunately ran out of road. De Keyser held on to take the victory, with Chris finishing a very strong second only 30" later after producing the fastest run split of the day. South African Weiss completed the podium 1'15 later.
read more...Katrina Matthews put together an astonishing performance to take silver at the Ironman World Championship in St. George. The BMC athlete used the challenging course to ride to the front of the race early on the bike, settle for 2nd and control that podium spot all the way to the finish line. A magnificent Matthews posted a time of 8:43:49 in her World Championship debut. Daniela Ryf (SUI; 08:34:59) retook her title with defending champion Anne Haug (GER; 8:47:03) rounding out the podium.
read more...Kristian Høgenhaug started his season in style claiming the win at Challenge Salou after a dominating performance. Due to the cold weather conditions the swim was cancelled and replaced by a 4km run. Kristian was outstanding on the bike and ran a superb closing half marathon to take an impressive win in his season opener on the Spanish Costa Dorado. The BMC Pro Triathlete took the title in 3:24:07. Sanchez finished second (3:24:50) with Holm completing the podium (3:24:56).
read more...Katrina Matthews put up a very impressive display in her very first race of the season at IM70.3 Lanzarote. Halfway through the bike leg, Katrina took over the lead and controlled the race all the way to the finish line. She broke the tape in a time of 4:17:46. Anne Haug (GER; 4:21:23) and Jess Learmonth (GBR; 4:23:44) joined Matthews on the podium.
read more...Katrina Matthews added a 4th place in the IM70.3 World Championship St. George to her tally in what had been an already impressive 2021 season. The BMC athlete charged her way through the field on the bike to battle for the podium on the run. A outstanding performance which resulted in a 4:10:46 finishing time. Lucy Charles-Barclay (GBR; 4:00:20) broke the tape to claim the World Championship title with Jeanni Metzler (RSA; 4:08:39) and Taylor Knibb (USA; 4:08:50) next to her on the podium.
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