Sunday morning at Upper Seletar Reservoir Park saw hundreds of people taking part in the Sprint Duathlon, the second race in the Singapore Sprint Series. ...

Daniel Plews blazed home in 45 minutes 38 seconds to beat nearest challenger David Edwards by over two minutes in the Singapore Sprint Series Sprint Duathlon. Edwards finished in 48:18 while Wille Loo was just behind in 48:32. ...

The Singapore Sprint Series, which made its debut this year, is back for 2009. Better not eat too much during the coming holidays. ...

The City Duathlon debacle seems to have touched a raw nerve among endurance athletes, with poor marshalling and course design sending a leading group of bikers hurtling the wrong way, causing everyone to "follow the leader" and make the same mistake too. So what makes a good event? ...

George Lawson (1:36:09) and Monica Torres (1:51:51) were the fastest duathletes at the City Duathlon but the post-race conversations were centred on the confusion arising from the shortened bike leg. Riders were expecting to cover five loops of 8km each but were left scratching their heads when their speedometers indicated only 20km at the end of their bike leg. It seems a failure in marshalling and route s ...

It was the night before the Singapore Sprint Series duathlon at Mandai Road and I couldn't sleep. It was one of those nights where you toss and turn, partly because of noise, and partly because you were afraid you couldn't get up in time to get to the race venue. ...

Sebastien Calle came home first to win the sprint duathlon ahead of Clement Chow in a time of 50 minutes 38 seconds. Calle's win puts him in second place overall in the series, only one point behind Clement Chow in first place. ...