Craig Redman, Australia's triathlon national talent development manager shares his wisdom about the art of competition. ...

In spite of a stomach ache that necessitated a trip to the hospital at 2am on the day of competition, Scott Ang managed to make the start line of the boys' triathlon. ...

Singapore's Clara Wong finished in 30th and last position (two triathletes did not finish) after suffering a bike crash and a flat tyre. Japan's Yuka Sato becomes the first gold medallist of the inaugural Youth Olympic Games, completing the sprint distance triathlon in 1 hour 00 minutes 49.69 seconds. ...

Singapore's Clara Wong faltered in the cycling leg of the Youth Olympic Games women's Triathlon competition, registering an uncharacteristically slow time of 47 minutes which was last in the field. ...

The Youth Olympic Games are just around the corner and 130 Singaporean athletes will do battle in the red and white of Singapore. So feel free to express your best wishes to the athletes, especially if they are your teammates or your schoolmate, if they are your brother or your sister, if they are your son or your daughter. ...

The Kona Ironman is the pinnacle event for triathletes. Unlike most triathlon events, just because you can pay doesn't mean you can take part. Shawn Ann Leong is one such talented Singaporean woman who qualified outright for a spot in the women's 50-54 years category in the 2009 Kona Ironman at the age of 50. ...

15 members of the Singapore Management University aquathlon team competed in the Bintan Triathlon. Eugene Lim, Xuan Sheng Ou Yong and Lionel Wong swept the podium of the Olympic Distance category while Benjamin Lau and Freddy Ng took first and third positions in the Sprint Distance category. This story is an account of the races by Devathas Satianathan, a member of the SMU aquathlon team who competed in the ...