The Triathlon Show

In this week's episode, Tony and Austin recap the men's Ironman World Championship in Nice. They talk about the expectations they had going into the race and how things actually unfolded. The boys also discuss the controversies that seem to keep popping up about Hayden. Is it cheating? Who is to blame? To wrap it up, the boys discuss some recent racing at the Track and Field World Championships and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's incredible performance, as well as other athletes' performances.

In this week's episode all three of the fellas are in attendance to talk some racing that took place over the weekend and upcoming racing. Chris talks about his podium and 2026 World Champ qualifying performance in Santa Cruz. He talks about his approach to the race and what he could change for next time. Austin also talks about his much less impressive performance in Wisconsin. He discusses the challenges he faced and how he is feeling after the race. The boys then finish up with their thoughts and predictions for the Ironman World Championships in Nice this weekend.

In this week's episode Tony and Austin catch up on life and discuss the Marbella 70.3 bike course which was recently revealed. They give their thoughts on the challenges it brings and whether they should be welcomed or shot down. Chris makes a surprise appearance out of nowhere and discusses how his training has been going. The boys close out on discussing the upcoming T100 French Riviera and how they think things will shake out. The boys also talk about multi-time guest and friend of the show, Brent Detta. Brent was recently hit by a car while out on a ride and is currently in the hospital recovering. If you feel so inclined, you can donate to his GoFundMe to help support his journey back.

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In this week's episode the boys discuss Tony's big victory over the weekend at the June Lake Triathlon Aquabike. They go over the course and his experience. They also get into the first full-distance races under the new age-graded standards for Kona. Are they liking the changes? Are they feeling optimistic? Also, they discuss stolen bikes from IM Copenhagen this weekend and what can be done to help that. They wrap up this week with some tales from SART.

This week Tony and Austin breakdown the weekend of racing at T100 London. They discuss how impressive the women's race was, as well as who is looking like a favorite with championship season around the corner. The boys also talk about cancelling races and what it means for the longevity of the organization. Is it sustainable?

In this week's episode, Tony and Austin preview the T100 London race taking place this weekend. They give their thoughts for picks, as well as discuss the rumor of T100 petitioning to be an Olympic sport. They discuss whether they think it makes sense and would it work. The guys also go over some of the results from the 2025 US Track and Field Championships that went on over the weekend. There were some exciting races and some off the track drama. Listen in as they cover it all.

In this week's episode, Tony and Austin talk Anne Haug's retirement and the wave of athletes entering and exiting the sport at the moment. They also take a tangent on aero testing and the effects of its evolvement in the sport. The guys then get onto Race Ranger and the data being released from Challenge Roth. Is it helpful? Are we using this to the full potential? The boys also touch on the recent announcement regarding former WR holder in the marathon, Ruth Chepngetich, getting popped for doping. Is anyone shocked?

In this week's episode, we have two special guests: Chris Sakacs and Jacob Downey. Chris and Jacob are two competitive age-group triathletes with several races at all distances between them. These two friends and training partners took each other on at Ironman 70.3 Oregon this past weekend. They come on the show to discuss their head-to-head matchup and their overall experience in the race.

In this week's episode Austin and Tony have quite a bit to catch up on with all of the racing that has passed by. They start with Roth and Sam Laidlow's performance "out of nowhere". They discuss whether Laura Philip can be challenged right now and who might be able to. They also discuss the refereeing debacles that took place in Frankfurt and give their take on how these things should be handled. To wrap up, they talk about the new qualifying standards for Ironman World Championships and where this could be headed.

In this week's episode Austin and Tony discuss the positives and negatives from the Breaking 4 project. They talk about if Nike missed the mark and what they would like to see next. The fellas also talk about the cancellation of T100 Las Vegas and the race being moved to Wongollong. Is T100 doomed? Is this a good move? What happens for the Grand Final? The boys also preview IM Frankfurt and what their expectations are for the weekend.