Hyrox world champion Joanna Wietrzyk admitted she put others at risk after suffering bowel incontinence during an event in ...
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Is virtual racing 'real' racing? – Our team weighs in on e-racing
The Cyclingnews team debates whether indoor virtual racing is real racing or whether it's all just 'sanitised nonsense' ...
The Wisconsin women's lightweight rowing team is closing out the fall season with racing on Lake Mendota against the ...
Few places in the United States have as much rowing heritage as Seattle. Home to the historic University of Washington programmes and a remarkable group of storied clubs, Seattle has rowing in its DNA ...
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Hyrox athlete who soiled herself in Beijing race admits she was wrong, eyes comeback
Joanna Wietrzyk apologised for continuing the Beijing Hyrox race after developing diarrhoea. The controversy prompted new ...
Head of the Lake, hosted by the University of Washington and Lake Washington Rowing Club, returns this Sunday, November 1, for its 46th annual event. The 4800m course starts on Lake ...
Australian Hyrox athlete Joanna Wietrzyk has admitted she was wrong to continue in an event despite soiling herself, as she ...
Brothers Sam and Matthew Pecorella, along with fellow club member Fedor Radzievskii, wrapped up their season with ...
The 2026 TODAY Halloween extravaganza is here! Stay up to date with minute-by-minute coverage of the anchor's costume reveals ...
SEA Games 34 eliminated some forte events, causing Vietnamese sports to lose many opportunities to compete in sports that had ...
In her first interview since the incident, Joanna Wietrzyk told the BBC she takes responsibility for it but did not deserve ...
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