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Kona 2011 / NewsWTC Announces Changes To The 5150 Series
- By Triathlete.com
The Hy-Vee, World Championship 70.3 and Ironman World Championship winners will each receive an automatic invitation to all three events.
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Kona 2011 / NewsITU, WTC Look To Work Together In The Future
- By Triathlete.com
Ironman CEO Andrew Messick and ITU President Marisol Casado meet to discuss future endeavors.
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Features / Kona 2011 / NewsWhat You Need To Know About Ironman’s New Lottery Program
- By Jené Shaw
World Triathlon Corporation CEO Andrew Messick shares some exciting news about the changes Ironman is making to the Kona lottery.
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Features
Competitor Radio: WTC CEO Andrew Messick
- By Super Administrator
Andrew Messick left his position as the President of AEG Sports, the owners of the Amgen Tour of California, to become the CEO of the World
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Kona 2011 / News
WTC Announces Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship
- By Triathlete.com
The Melbourne race will offer one of the highest prize purses on the Ironman circuit.
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News
WTC Partners With United States Marine Corps
- By Triathlete.com
Events will include the newly launched Primal Challenge Series. World Triathlon Corporation, best known for its worldwide Ironman and
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Features
WTC Partners With United States Marine Corps
- By Triathlete.com
WTC has announced a partnership with the United States Marine Corps. As part of the deal, September's 70.3 world championship race in
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Kona 2011 / News
General Entry For New York City Ironman Sells Out
- By Triathlete.com
The general entry spots for the Ironman US Championship, set to take place in New York City and New Jersey on August 11, 2012, sold out
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News
For Ironman New York City, A Hefty Entry Fee
- By Triathlete.com
With an entry fee looming around $1,000, Ironman New York City may be the world’s most expensive race. Tell us your thoughts on the
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Kona 2011 / News
Bracht and Joyce Take Titles at Ironman Lanzarote
- By Jennifer Purdie
Timo Bracht of Germany and Rachel Joyce of Great Britain won Ironman Lanzarote