(New York, NY) September 19, 2011 - Hachette Book Group announced today that it will publish A Life Without Limits by the world’s number one female ironman athlete Chrissie Wellington. The book is scheduled for publication in May 2012 in the Center Street imprint.

American Tim DeBoom, two-time Ironman world champion, now has another title to add to his impressive list: Norseman. On Saturday he took the crown at the world’s toughest long-distance triathlon in Eidfjord, Norway in 11:18:52, with the Swiss Markus Stierli second after a brutal sprint from Rjukan to the summit of Gaustatoppen, the race’s rocky mountaintop finish. In third was 2009 Norseman champ Tom Remman of Norway, who battled the American most of the day until losing touch on the final ascent of the mountain.

Free web site launched August 1 goes where no GPS analysis tool has gone before

Sure, triathlon can be a solitary pursuit. But doesn’t it feel good to let friends know when you’ve kicked their butts on a favorite trail?

A new web site called Mookers (www.mookers.com) lets you do just that, as well as analyze and compare your workouts every step – or pedal stroke – of the way. And just like the way running, swimming, and cycling make you feel, Mookers is absolutely free.

Giraud Hired as Product Development Specialist

NORCROSS, Georgia (June 20, 2011) -- Blue Competition Cycles, Inc. has hired Mike Giraud as the company's Product Development Specialist, adding one of the world's leading bike aerodynamics experts to its growing staff.

Giraud joins Norcross, Georgia-based Blue after spending the past five years as the Director of Cycling Programs at the A2 Wind Tunnel in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he oversaw all aspects of the tunnel's bike program.