1. Mari Up for Dutch Courage

Gillian Curr and Mari Rabi are the two ladies in South Africa colours this weekend, as they participate in Round Five as the ITU Triathlon World Cup Series heads to Holten, Holland this weekend, to kick off the first of four big weekends of ITU racing action.

Thursday, 08 July 2010 | 115 hits

2. Best World Cup Start by Kate

South Africa’s domestic and African triathlon champion, Kate Roberts, has made her best-ever start in the Triathlon World Cup series, after finishing in a career-best position in the inaugural race of the 2010 season at Mooloolaba in Queensland, Australia, on Sunday, 28 March.

Tuesday, 30 March 2010 | 282 hits

3. Triathlons Gold for Andrea, Ashleigh

South Africa's Andrea Steyn headed a near-medal sweep for the Republic at the 2009 Durban ATU Triathlon African Championships on home turf, winning the elite women's title with strong tactics which saw her lead almost from start to finish.

Tuesday, 07 July 2009 | 348 hits

4. Mari Reels Off Another African First

African triathlon champion Mari Rabie made history on Sunday, by becoming the first African athlete to win a medal at the triathlon world championships in Vancouver, Canada, on a tough day for the women's field, with only 19 women finished the race after a frosty 11.2 degrees Celsius water temperature to start the event.

Monday, 09 June 2008 | 674 hits

5. Mari Out for First Home Podium

After back-to-back world cups in Asia, the international Triathlon World Cup series shifts to South Africa for the third consecutive year for Sunday's Richards Bay BG Triathlon World Cup, which marks the 199th world cup event in ITU's history.

Saturday, 03 May 2008 | 849 hits

6. Mari Set to Scoop uMhlathuze Honours

All-African champion Mari Rabie and Bloemfontein star Kate Roberts will be on a mission to take a step closer towards realising their Olympic dream, when they join a host of local and international stars in action at the Richards Bay BG Triathlon World Cup in the City of uMhlathuze, in KwaZulu-Natal, on Sunday, May 4.

Friday, 25 April 2008 | 843 hits

7. Snowsill takes First Beijing Preview

Mari Rabie demonstrated her top form once again when she placed best of the three South African ladies contesting international Triathlon’s opening World Cup event of the year, in Mooloolaba, Australia, when she placed 26th overall, six minutes behind the event’s defending and new champion, Australia’s Emma Snowsill.

Monday, 31 March 2008 | 765 hits

8. World Cup Series Kicks Off in Oz

Newly-crowned African Triathlon queen Mari Rabi will see in the start of the 2008 BG Triathlon World Cup series getting underway on Australia's scenic Sunshine Coast in Mooloolaba this Sunday with more than 150 elite athletes from 38 countries, who will battle for the first world cup title of the year.

Friday, 28 March 2008 | 860 hits

9. Mari on Her Tunisian Gold

South Africa’s Mari Rabie won the 2008 Yasmine Hammamet ATU Triathlon African Championships in Tunisia on Saturday, and talks about her excitement at the sport’s development in Africa, and her chances of seeing Olympic action Beijing later this year.

Monday, 10 March 2008 | 868 hits

10. SA Sweeps ATU Champs

South Africa dominated Saturday’s ATU African Triathlon Championships in Tunisia, and guarantees the country at least one representative in the men's and women's triathlon competitions at this summer's Beijing Olympic Games.

Sunday, 09 March 2008 | 1073 hits