ITU
ITU Announces new Triathlon World Championship Series
by International Triathlon Union on August 20th, 2008
Olympic gold medallists help unveil new 'Super' Series
Beijing, China (August 20, 2008) - Less then 24 hours after the completion of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games triathlon, the International Triathlon Union today announced an innovative new platform for the sport by establishing a pioneering new series that will take triathlon to new heights.
Germans deliver in Hamburg BG Triathlon World Cup
by International Triathlon Union on July 6th, 2008
Unger shows his Olympic potential; home team places five in top 10
Emma Snowsill cashes in for huge payday in Des Moines
by International Triathlon Union on June 22nd, 2008
Sarah Haskins claims final spot on U.S. Olympic team
ITU Olympic Qualification Period Comes to a Thrilling End
by International Triathlon Union on June 10th, 2008
A battle to the wire brings 37 countries to the Beijing Olympics
Fernandes bids for Triathlon history in Madrid
by International Triathlon Union on May 22nd, 2008
World Champion seeks all-time record at ITU's 200th world cup
Triathlon Included in Debut Youth Olympic Games
by International Triathlon Union on May 7th, 2008
IOC announces First Youth Olympics to include Triathlon
(6 May 2008)
Unger, Murray first-time winners in South Africa
by International Triathlon Union on May 5th, 2008
Exciting finishes at the 199th World Cup in ITU history
ITU partners with ESPN STAR Sports, WCSN, Canal Plus
by International Triathlon Union on April 21st, 2008
New Broadcast deal aims to increase Triathlon's popularity in Asia
Gomez, Moffatt victorious in New Zealand
by International Triathlon Union on April 7th, 2008
High powered Kiwi team shut out of medals
BG Triathlon World Cup season opens in Australia
by International Triathlon Union on March 27th, 2008
Road to Beijing Olympics begins Down Under this Sunday
Mooloolaba, Australia (March 27, 2008) - The 2008 BG Triathlon World cup series gets underway this Sunday on Australia's scenic Sunshine Coast. More than 150 elite athletes from 38 countries will battle for the first world cup title of the year as they prepare for the Beijing Olympics this August.
