What does it take to get more African Americans into cycling, and change the paradigm? Just ask Jarvis Wagner and Ray Mackey, two teens succeeding within Bearings Bike Works Program, a shop empowering Atlanta-area kids with life skills. Read their story.
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As we celebrate Veterans Day, we bring you a profile on one of our own veterans: Quintana Roo engineer Brandon Collier. While Brandon has his DNA in every Quintana Roo on the road (including the new V-PR), it's his work as an engineer while serving in Iraq in the U.S. Marine Corps that brings us pride. We celebrate Brandon—and all veterans of the armed forces.
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Longtime triathlete Donna Phelan recently took second at the RAAM 6-hour Time Trial World Championships. What makes long-distance TT such a perfect parlay for her? She dishes all (including her NASCAR-style pit stops) in our blog!
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Heather Koning knows what to do with lemons. The age grouper from Amesbury, Mass. had a hard bike crash and severe doubts of her ability to mentally surmount it. She indeed overcame, most recently to the tune of a third age group and sixth overall (and day's fastest bike split) at IRONMAN Indiana. Read Heather's relatable story of overcoming the mental hurdle of a bike crash.
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Everyone has their first race. This year, Quintana Roo marketing ace Sarah Hinchman dipped her toe in tri for the first time. We chat with Sarah and rekindle that "first-time" trepidation, excitement and fun we've all had!
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The biggest day in 70.3 racing took place this past weekend in Southern Utah with IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships in St. George. We were there to support our athletes, cheer them on and celebrate their victories. Read about what was an epic weekend of World Championship proportions!
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A phone and credit cards sinking to the bottom of the Boulder Reservoir, a lost rollerbag, having to ask for bus fare... it was a chaotic few weeks for Jocelyn McCauley. But with Collins Cup this weekend (and the rollercoaster finally settling down), she's ready to do what she's been doing all month: go fast on race day.
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On Aug. 28, the world's best triathletes will battle head-to-head in the inaugural Collins Cup. Quintana Roo has five athletes—Matt Hanson, Justin Metzler and Jocelyn McCauley representing Team USA, Jeanni Metlzer representing Team World, and Joe Skipper representing Team Europe—lining up for the hotly-anticipated debut. Get to know QR's five gunners who will help decide which region is the best in the world!
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Think Kona winds are tough? Try training around wild bison! Haley Chura's Hawaii Ironman qualification went by way of her Montana hometown of Boseman. Read her story!
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For many pros, just making the start at the Hawaii Ironman World Championship is a dream that requires not just hard work but a bit of luck. For Justin Metzler and Kelly Fillnow, that dream came true, as each qualified for The Big Dance with top finishes at Ironman Coeur d'Alene. They tell us their stories on their road to Kona.
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High schoolers Kimani and Kayla have gone from triathlon neophytes to comfortable swim/bike/runners. And its happened in the span of just three months, all under the guidance of GRIT USA, a D.C.-area tri team driving the advancement of people of color in multisport. This week of Juneteenth, we check in with Kimani as he learns how to pull on his QR wetsuit, experiences proper race pacing and get more comfortable on the bike. Follow their journey.
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Titanium: Different? Absolutely. Better? That's up to you. With gravel becoming a huge "second act" for triathletes, we compare carbon bikes with the what's soon as the ultimate platform for gravel— Litespeed titanium—in our Premium Ride Experience primer.
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