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Samoa Observer | The fastest cyclists in Samoa

It was Samoa’s first ever individual time trial to find the fastest cyclists in Samoa and history was created as Alethea Schwalger set the first national record for the Women's 10km.11 cyclists competed in the 10km and 20km races held last Saturday, organised by the Bike Samoa Federation.“It was ...

Incredible Elite Women's Field For 2024 Calley Homes Tauranga Half

This year’s Calley Homes Tauranga Half has assembled an incredible elite women’s field with two top internationals and two local legends on the start line at Mount Maunganui on Saturday, 20 January. It is arguably the strongest woman’s field assembled ...

SunLive - Elite women's field for 2024 Tauranga Half - The Bay's News First

Veteran Brown hunting Asia-Pacific honours at Cairns

Veteran Brown hunting Asia-Pacific honours at Cairns Newshub 2 hrs ago © Photo - Photosport; Video - Newshub Camweron Brown New Zealand's leading triathletes are primed and ready to take on Australia's best on the eve of the Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship in Cairns. Among the Kiwis on the start-line is 12-time Ironman NZ winner Cameron Brown, who has given his first indication on when he may finish up, after completing more than 70 events. For the Ironman legend, Cairns has almost become a second home. "I've been here 6-7 times and done a lot of training," Brown tells Newshub.  He’s finished on the podium there three times, including victory in 2014, and just three weeks out from his 49th birthday, Brown is still as committed as ever. 

Fiona's win

Mountain Scene By TRACEY ROXBURGH A Queenstown triathlete says winning a new award, which recognises athletes overcoming obstacles, outshone her recent race success. Fiona Gallagher, 27, came second in her age group at last month’s Tauranga Half in a time of 4 hours, 39 minutes. Impressively, it was her first half-distance ironman race.     But after crossing the finish line she was named as the inaugural winner of the Tony O’Hagan Cup, something she says was ‘‘humbling and emotional’’ . O’Hagan, a Tauranga local, was a well-known triathlon coach who raced to a high level as an age grouper, before passing on his knowledge to others.

Ironman star Braden Currie's Hawke's Bay trial run: 'It's hard to come by a place where it's so easy to train'

Ironman star Braden Currie's Hawke's Bay trial run: 'It's hard to come by a place where it's so easy to train' 6 Jan, 2021 02:28 AM 2 minutes to read Braden Currie says Hawke's Bay is a great place to train for multisport events. Photo / Paul Taylor Braden Currie says Hawke's Bay is a great place to train for multisport events. Photo / Paul Taylor One of the world's top Ironman athletes has opted to train in Hawke's Bay ahead of his next event because of its brilliant facilities and natural assets. New Zealander Braden Currie, who is the reigning Asia Pacific Ironman winner and a three-time World Multisport champion, is about halfway through a five-week training stint in the region.