Sophie Linn and Natalie Van Coevorden have successfully navigated a technical course and pushed through the adverse weather conditions to record strong performances in the women’s triathlon at Paris 2024.
With the men’s triathlon postponed, until after the women’s race, Natalie Van Coevorden and Sophie Linn are scheduled to be the first Australian triathletes in action at the Paris Olympics.
When Matt Hauser and Luke Willian step onto the Champs-Élysées, they’ll have their sights set on ending Australia’s Olympic triathlon medal drought.
The decision has been made to postpone the men’s triathlon event which was due to be held on 30 July at 4pm AEST.
When Matt Hauser and Luke Willian step onto the Champs-Élysées, they’ll have their sights set on ending Australia’s Olympic triathlon medal drought.
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Natalie Van Coevorden’s Olympic debut in Paris will be a heartfelt celebration of her journey, enriched by the unwavering support of her family, a deep connection to France, and the legacy of the women that have come before her.
From the time Luke Willian started running along the banks of the Brisbane River as a kid, he had the Olympics on his mind, dreaming “one day, I could do that.”
Matt Hauser has made a statement of intent just 17 days from the Olympic Games, taking the tape at the World Triathlon Championship Series Hamburg.
The Queensland triathlon community came together over the weekend to celebrate our Awards recipients and recognise the outstanding achievements and contributions our clubs, volunteers, coaches, technical officials, athletes and members make to triathlon and multisport.
The 2024 Queensland Awards were held at the Garden Marquee in Victoria Park, overlooking Brisbane City.
With dreams of Paris on the line, the stakes have never been higher for Australia’s Paralympic hopefuls as they prepare for what many are calling ‘the biggest of their careers’.
Two-time Olympian Aaron Royle will don the green and gold once again, guiding Sam Harding at this weekend’s World Triathlon Para Series Swansea, with the aim to compete together at the Paris Paralympic Games.