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Mixed Relay Duathlon format: 2k run-6.6k bike-1k run (x 4) Results: Thailand-Gold Singapore-Silver Philippines-Bronze Follow usShare this article

Gold-Team Philippines:  1:33:47 Silver- Team Singapore: 1:37:58 Bronze- Team Indonesia: 1:38:57 Follow usShare this article

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There is no denying that Kim Mangrobang of the Philippines is at a different level when it comes to elite women triathlon in Southeast Asia.  Her 2:11:14 golden winning time in the 2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games was 7 minutes and 44 seconds clear of 2nd and a whopping 14 minutes and...

On December 1, the morning after the opening ceremonies of the 30th Southeast Asian Games, official triathlon competition begins in the Triathlon Capital of the Philippines in Subic Bay.   Team Philippines, led by 2017 SEA Games Gold Medalist Kim Mangobang and 2017 SEA Games...

On December 1, 2019, the triathlon competition for the 30th Southeast Asian Games will be held in Subic Bay, and it will be the 5th time the sport is included in the biennial event. The next day, December 2, the sport of duathlon comes back after a long period of non-inclusion in...

A week after Sebastian Vettel dethroned reigning Singapore F1 Champion Lewis Hamilton in Singapore, Singapore East Coast Park saw a surge of more than 1500 local and foreign triathletes from 6 continents from Asia, Oceania, Africa, North and South America and Europe to race in...

Asia leading multisport brand TRI-Factor had attracted more than 3500 triathletes across 2 triathlon weekends  in TF Indonesia, Belitung (6-7 July 2019), TF Malaysia, Putrajaya (13-14 July 2019) and TF Singapore (14 July 2019). The mega triathlon festival attracted a diverse...

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More than 500 athletes across 36 different Nationalities kicked off the TRI-Factor Series Singapore Edition at the scenic East Coast Park of Singapore. Top athletes include South African PRO athlete, Bruce Campbell and Tracy Campbell flew into Singapore to kick off their 2019...

One of the Asian racing scene’s top age group triathlete, Colin O Shea was originally from South West Ireland and relocated to Singapore in 2013 in a job-related move.   Colin left his corporate career in 2015 to start a triathlon coaching business called COS coaching.   Colin,...

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