The Insider for March 5, 2003

News and Features

Brown, Lawn win Ironman New Zealand in race-record time
Kiwi Cameron Brown won his third consecutive Ironman New Zealand today in Taupo,
a city of 20,000 260 kilometers southeast of Auckland on New Zealand's North
Island. "It's a fantastic feeling to get three in a row," exclaimed Brown after
his 8:22:05 race-record performance.
http://www.insidetri.com/race/iro/articles/1412.0.html

Life Time Fitness Triathlon unveils huge prize list
It will be the biggest payday in the history of triathlon. Life Time Fitness CEO
Bahram Akradi announced Tuesday that the second Life Time Fitness non-drafting
sprint triathlon would earn the man or woman who wins it a cool quarter-million.
http://www.insidetri.com/news/fea/1416.0.html

Cycling and soccer reluctantly sign on to doping policy
Under pressure from International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge,
both the Union Cycliste International and soccer's Federation Internationale de
Football Association have tentatively agreed to adopt a new international doping
code that includes a minimum two-year suspension for first offenses.
http://www.insidetri.com/news/fea/1414.0.html

Dave Scott Chat Session - the transcript
On Tuesday, March 4, InsideTri.com hosted its second in a series of monthly
online question-and-answer sessions with six-time Ironman World Champion Dave
Scott.
http://www.insidetri.com/news/fea/1419.0.html


Our Columnists
Legally speaking with Bob Mionske
http://www.insidetri.com/news/fea/1408.0.html

Technical Q&A with Lennard Zinn
http://www.insidetri.com/train/bike/articles/1415.0.html

The feed zone - Nutrition Q&A with Monique Ryan
http://www.insidetri.com/train/tips/articles/1418.0.html

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