Saturday 16 July 2016 between 1130 and 1600 hours compulsory bike and helmet check at Transition 1 bike rack and helmet must remain with bike…
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Swim practice in the Main-Donau-Canal
Friday 15 July 2016 There were two opportunities for athletes to have a practice swim in the canal. These were between 0630 and 0900 hours…
View More Swim practice in the Main-Donau-CanalRegistration Day for Challenge Roth
Thursday 14 July 2016 Athletes were able to register on both the Thursday and Friday prior to the event on Sunday. I chose to do…
View More Registration Day for Challenge RothWhy Challenge Roth?
On 20 February 2016 I was stoked to improve on my previous Challenge Wanaka result. That’s all that mattered to me. In doing so, I (unexpectedly) won my…
View More Why Challenge Roth?IronMaori: Where it’s good to be a loser
IronMaori triathlon competitor sheds 60kg Nicola Grace didn’t own a bike or even a pair of bike shorts when she first entered IronMaori. Three years…
View More IronMaori: Where it’s good to be a loserTamati whānau going the distance for IronMāori
Five years on since IronMāori began, it has now grown to seven events on the national calendar including across the ditch. It’s been life changing…
View More Tamati whānau going the distance for IronMāoriBig turnout for IronMāori three-leg race
The challenge was laid for the thousands of competitors of the IronMāori contest. While cloudy overhead, nothing was going to overshadow a day that many…
View More Big turnout for IronMāori three-leg raceMinister among thousands at IronMaori triathlon
IronMāori quarter-marathon a success
The IronMāori competition has been running for over 10 years now and it’s getting bigger and better. Organisers say that today is a warm up…
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IronMāori helping whānau to succeed
Before and after: Ashley Te Whare was overweight and unfit. Now in the best shape of his life, he competes in several triathlon events around…
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