Stunning bluebird weather greeted competitors at the 25thannual Torpedo7 Peak to Peak multisport race Saturday.

Repeat winners was the order of the day at the 13th Porirua Grand Traverse as Daniel Jones and Lizzy Bunckenberg took their third titles in Wellington’s biggest multisport event.

Whakatane's Sam Clark made it three wins in a row while South African Robyn Owen claimed her first win in the 2018 Kathmandu Coast to Coast World Championship Longest Day.

Two of New Zealand's youngest multisporters are set to race at the upcoming Red Bull Defiance in Wanaka under Barracuda Kayaks banner.

From 29th August until the 3rd September Livigno became the centre of the multisport, thanks to a long weekend dedicated to those who love triathlon and aim at living the outdoor sport in an active and special way.

Moss Burmester, two-time Olympian, Commonwealth Games champion and World Champion swimmer, training for his first Kathmandu Coast to Coast with his partner Carolyn Arthur.

Hundreds of multi-sport athletes tackled the 24th running of the Torpedo7 Peak to Peak in near perfect conditions.

Schurter continues perfect season with Belomoina also landing overall title.

The Torpedo7 Peak to Peak, New Zealand’s leading winter multisport event, is being staged in Queenstown for the 24th consecutive year on August 12 and will attract some of the country’s most high profile multisport athletes.