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Honest race reports with split times, lessons learned, and advice. Real stories from triathletes of every level.
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Latest Articles
Blueseventy Helix (2026) review
Blueseventy's Helix has been the flexible-flagship benchmark for two decades, and the 2026 update keeps it on the high table. We look at where £775 of wetsuit makes sense for UK triathletes, where it does not, and how it stacks up against the Zone3 Vanquish-X and the HUUB Brownlee Agilis.
Precision Fuel PF 90 Gel (2026) review
A 90g-carb resealable jumbo gel sounds like a niche gimmick until you ride long enough to hate sticky wrappers. The PF 90 Gel's three-in-one pouch format changes how you meter fuel, but it forces you to be precise about timing, bottle access and your gut's tolerance for higher hourly carbohydrate targets.
WTCS Quiberon 2026: the men’s start list, and the British angle to watch
WTCS Quiberon is the final WTCS hit-out before Hamburg and London. With Alex Yee leading a seven-strong British cohort, here is what the men’s start list tells us about tactics, team depth and podium paths on the Brittany coast.
Open-water panic proofing for triathletes: the 8-minute reset that saves your swim
Panic in open water is rarely about fitness. It is about breathing control, cold-water shock and the inability to reset. This is a simple protocol you can practise that borrows from UK water-safety guidance and turns it into a race-ready skill.
POC Amidal helmet review: the £220 aero road lid that does not look like one
POC's new Amidal road helmet brings the brand's signature minimalist styling and proven safety tech to a £220 mid-market price point. Here is what is genuinely good, what is compromised, and which two rivals it competes against.
Garmin Edge 850 review: the 1050 in a smaller body, with one trade-off
Garmin's Edge 850 takes the flagship 1050's brighter screen, faster processor and feature set and shrinks it into the popular mid-sized body. The catch is battery life. Here is who it is for and who should keep their 840.
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