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Luck Stone, a presenting sponsor of the XTERRA East Championship, has a comprehensive slate of coverage planned for Sunday’s pro race at 8am EST, that can be found at http://www.luckstone.com/xterra-world-tour-2012 On one screen they’ll bring you live video feeds from eight spots around the course. On another they’ll showcase a social media (GIS) map of …
Since I was very sick on the weekend there was little opportunity for me to create the RGTV episode I was planning featuring the XTERRA Vegas course. The only thing more annoying than the constant UM punctuation I tend to use when I speak is sentences punctuated with a barking cough. For this reason, RGTV …
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Meanie McQuaid crowned first ITU Cross Triathlon World Champion 30/04/11 at 9:17 pm from www.triathlon.org Canadian Melanie McQuaid made an impressive ITU debut and was crowned the first ITU Cross Triathlon World Champion today in Extremadura, Spain. McQuaid overcame adversity when her bike was lost while traveling to Spain. She was forced to race on …
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A long, long time ago (last October in Maui), when the idea came to me to have a group of amateurs racing alongside me on the XTERRA tour, I envisioned a team. I wanted to have a group of athletes that I can hang out with at races and maybe help to go faster. I …
( Note: This story is about Jackie Burt, a wicked soon to be pro I am coaching this season…..melanie) Gunnison mom balances competitive drive and life with kids By Brian Metzler Special to The Denver Post Jackie Burt, training in Gunnison with daughter Emma, 9, and son Sam, 7, is hoping to take her triathlon …
UVic alumna Melanie McQuaid is a force of nature on the extreme triathlon circuit. The 32-year-old is investing in the sport’s future as a coach and mentor. By Jessica Earle
The men’s champion breaks through, while the women’s titlist proves her dominance By Fred Guzman Special to the Honolulu Star-Bulletin Monday, October 24, 2005 MAKENA, Maui >> Under heavily overcast skies, it was a bright afternoon in the lives of two competitors in the off-road Nissan Xterra World Championships yesterday. For one, Nicolas LeBrun of …
