With Black Lives Matters protests forming a audible background, the first panel of the 2020 Endurance Conference was held yesterday to open a discussion about diversity in triathlon and endurance … Read more
BUCS Sprint Triathlon 2015 in Photos
Will Ross, May 4, 2015
Here’s a gallery of images from BUCS Sprint Triathlon – managed to capture most athletes who returned before noon. Email will@zafiri.com for originals (free).
Spin London Cycling Show
Will Ross, April 23, 2015
Set to hit the The Sorting Office in early May, Spin London is a 3-day festival tuned to latest developments in cycling culture. The event plays host to a number of … Read more
Verdon Canyon Trail Running Race, Provence, France
Will Ross, March 10, 2015
Located 75km west of Nice, the Verdon Canyon (Gorge du Verdon) is prized for its remarkable geography and turquoise waters. As well as being a hotspot for hikers and rock climbers, … Read more
Run the Oystercatcher Trail, South Africa
Petrus Oosthuizen, March 5, 2015
With a raft of new events on the South Africa trail running calendar, Spring continues to impress enthusiasts in the Western Cape. In 2011, I had the privilege to run the … Read more
The Boat House Deli & Cafe, Streatley, Berkshire
Will Ross, March 1, 2015
Steam rose from our saddles as we huffed through the frozen air in race against a First Great Western train, also heading towards our destination. Cradled in the Goring Gap between the escarpments … Read more
American High School Mountain Biking
Will Ross, February 3, 2015
[wr_row][wr_column span=”span12″][wr_text] Over the last fifty years, the US has perfected the art of broadcasting team sport through motion pictures and TV series. At the high school level, big hits, sweathearts … Read more
Berkeley, California: A Road Cycling Mecca
Craig Fellers, January 23, 2015
If you were to map out all the places I have ever lived, you wouldn’t need a big map. An astute observer, however, would also realize that it also has … Read more
The Spandex Story So Far
Will Ross, January 13, 2015
At the beginning of 2014, a friend moved to Boulder, Colorado to take up coding at altitude and commute a lifestyle of competitive triathlon from California to his new home. Jump forward … Read more
Craft Siberian Glove
Will Ross, January 9, 2015
Buying cycling gloves is never easy. With so many variables at play on the saddle, it’s hard to know what to prioritise between outright protection and general usability or dexterity. Add smartphones to … Read more
Epic Trail Running in Reno, Nevada
Craig Fellers, January 9, 2015
Thoughts of Reno, Nevada are usually dominated by visions of cheap casinos, diesel trucks and gun racks. And after living there for over two months now, I can tell you that these images … Read more
Growing Old and Getting Strong: A New Approach to Ageing
Will Ross, January 6, 2015
During an hour in September, a 43-year-old broke the record for the furthest distance cycled in a 60-minute period. When time was up, German cyclist Jens Voigt had cycled 51.110 … Read more
Zoot Ultra TT 4.0 Running Shoe
Craig Fellers, January 6, 2015
Finally there is a company that realizes triathlon is not just swimming, biking and running crudely pasted together, but a complete sport all to its own. No longer are we … Read more
Sounds of Winter 2015
Will Ross, January 1, 2015
Here are some of the most sensational soundtracks from snowsports films for Winter 2014/15. 1. God’s Whisper – Raury Some time in early October, Faction Skis showed their WE ARE THE … Read more
Chico, California Stage Race
Craig Fellers, October 19, 2013
Today I am sitting here next to a dusty bike and a pile of dirty laundry piled high with white crusted cycling gear. It’s legitimately gross to think that I … Read more
Renovo Hardwood Bicycles
Craig Fellers, March 11, 2012
Every year while racing the Sea Otter Classic bike race at Laguna Seca Speedway in Monterey, California, I spend time between races happily perusing the numerous vendor booths. As one … Read more