The 24-strong Australian Swim Team will be looking to take home their third straight title at the 2015 BHP Billiton Aquatic Super Series this weekend, after taking the honours at the series for the past two years.

To mark 25 years of the sport, Jim Robinson is writing a book on New Zealand’s role in the world of adventure racing, starting out with the stunning Alpine Iron Man. Over the last five months, Robinson has interviewed over 60 athletes

A commanding win for Nathan Capp in the State Capital Classic in Wellington today. Capp proved a class above his rivals in the 3.3km swim, finishing almost half a minute clear of the field in near perfect conditions on Oriental Bay.

The worlds largest expedition-length adventure race and New Zealand’s preeminent adventure event, GODZone

Seven weeks out from Ironman NZ, ten times champion Cameron Brown is happy with his progress after grabbing two podiums in two weeks with the latest a 3rd at the Ironman Asia Pacific 70.3 Championships.

South Island Tri Champs In Wanaka Fiona Crombie & Craig Savage take the title

Kiwi Para-snowboarder Carl Murphy (Wanaka) has raced straight back into competition mode, claiming third place in snowboard-cross at the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Para-Snowboard World Cup in Big White, Canada today.

The International Triathlon Union (ITU) today opened bidding for the 2017 ITU Multisport World Championship Festival the inaugural event..

Kane Radford retained his national title in the New Zealand Open Water 10km Championships at Lake Taupo today. Penelope Hayes takes womans race...

One of the legends of world multi-sport – Australia’s Craig Alexander reigned supreme in Mount Maunganui today winning the Port of Tauranga Half from rising star – Braden Currie (Wanaka) and ten time champion – Cameron Brown (Auckland).