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Race Report: IM 70.3 Port Macquarie (1st)

The start list was red-hot which didn't concern me.  I was there to get the job done on a course that suited my strengths. I have to say thanks to the guys from blueseventy – my wettie got a tear in the week of the race but they got me sorted, and the Helix once again madefor a fast and comfortable swim.  I got out to a good start and pushed the pace early in the swim. I immediately

Race Report: Noosa Triathlon (4th)

Well I’m just back from the Noosa Triathlon. The pro field was a “who's who” of professional triathletes from Australia, plus throw in a few well-known internationals and we were set for a cracker race. I got away to a good start in the swim and hit the lead early on.  It was non-wetsuit and my new Cannibal suit swam pretty sweet!  I was hitting

Race Report: Avia Wildflower, 30 April

  Wildflower is renowned as the biggest, toughest half ironman in the world. I now have so much respect for previous champions of the event and it is a race I hope to, one day, call mine.  I landed at San Francisco last Wednesday and set myself up in Santa Cruz with Bevan Docherty, Kris Gemmell, Dylan Mcneice and fellow Aussie Paul Matthews. Dylan and I headed out to Wildflower for a bit

On my Way!

G'day, The season has all but started and I am really excited to be travelling to America on April 27th. I will fly into San Francisco and head a couple hours south to my first of fourteen scheduled races, the Avia Wildflower Triathlon at Bradley, CA. Wildflower is an extremely tough half ironman which should play to my strengths. After Wildflower, I will base myself at Boulder, Colorado for the majority