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Multisport: No pain, no gain on the multisport trail

In the past year Sam Clark has been a cyclist, a marathon kayaker, an ultra-marathoner and a frustrated patient.

Triathlete's miracle recovery

New Zealand-based French triathlete Laurent Vidal says it's a miracle he didn't suffer neurological or physical damage when he had a heart attack during training last month.

Multisport: Champ bouncing back from brush with motorcycle

Home success best for NZ's multisport queen

Multisport: Champ bouncing back from brush with motorcycle

Tauranga multisport athlete Dwarne Farley never takes getting out for a run for granted.

Multisport: Home success best for NZ's multisport queen

Elina Ussher has enjoyed a glittering international career of multisport success, but she still loves to compete at home and win local titles.

Ironman in his blood from day one

Cycling: Battler back on bike he loves a year after crash

After what Geoff Purcell has been through, you might think he wouldn't be heading out for any last-minute practice rides before this year's Colville Connection on the Coromandel.

Triathlon: Best of the best to line up for Auckland 70.3

Multisport: Coast to Coast credentials don't count

Multisport: Weekend warrior a true fighter

Triathlon: Brilliant Brownlee cruises to San Diego win

British Olympic champion Alistair Brownlee dominated the opposition in the San Diego leg of the ITU world triathlon series yesterday.

Multisport: Couple who run together stay together

More than 2000 athletes will converge on the Blue Lake next Saturday for the Xterra Rotorua Festival.

Multisports: Title defenders talk up 'one of best Xterras in world'

At last year's Xterra Rotorua Festival, Allen, from North Wollongong in Australia, and Slack, of Stoke on Trent, England, claimed the individual triathlon titles in the New Zealand race.

Triathlon: Favourite Haug hopes to hang in during swim

Anne Haug remembers when she was ranked No56 in the world a couple of years ago.

Multisport: A little diversion on the road to Rio

They went to the London Olympics considered an outside chance of winning a medal and struck gold.

Going for gold along the pioneer trail

For lovers of adventure in the deep south, the Goldrush is the perfect way to celebrate Otago Anniversary Weekend.

Bozzone in doubt after crash

A delayed concussion from a bike crash at the start of the year has put triathlete Terenzo Bozzone's racing season in doubt.