Dave Mawhinney chose Ludlow Sprint Triathlon to finish the triathlon season off. 

Eleanor Haresign decide she had one more race left in her, so after a summer of concentrating on the short hard racing, she decided to take on a race that took over 9 hours to complete over some of the toughest terrain England has to offer, including climbing up the highest peak in England. 

Two TORQ triathletes had strong races at Bala triathlon. 

Following the introduction of Tracey Dean to the team last month, we are pleased to announce our second signing to the TORQ Performance Trail Running Team – Stuart Mills. 

As we’ve had some solid interest in our article a few weeks back centred on ‘how to eat a TORQ bar’ we thought we’d press on with the next article in the series. 

Sally last reported back in March from a very successful Andalucía Bike Race, where she took her 3rd consecutive win in the female pairs category of the event. 

After our first article, a few weeks ago, covering how Mike prepared and trained for his Epic Trans Alpine ride (see article here) and the first part of the documentary of the ride, Mike offers some perspective as to why he choose to complete the ride and the second part of his inspiring documentary, following the second half of the ride. 

The team relays are a fun priority for the team, a chance to catch up and show everybody what TORQ can do and boy did we perform? 

This race is often a hot topic in the triathlon magazines. 

Only a few weeks after Bontrager 24/12 and, as always, falling on the August Bank Holiday weekend, the team headed to Yately, in Surrey, for another big event in the TORQ Performance Mountain Bike Team calendar. 

Hosted in Italy, Iron Bike is considered by many to be one of the toughest Mountain Bike stage races in the world. 

Ironman races are often the most competitive and largest (3000 competitors) races in triathlon thanks to its extensive history and the allure of racing on the World Championship courses if you are fast enough to qualify.