Episode 108 – T100 London Race Recap & The Future of Race Ranger with James Elvery

In this packed episode of Another Triathlon Podcast brought to you by @maunaapparel, Jenna and Josh break down all the action from the T100 London – from the thrilling women’s three-way run battle to a dominant comeback win for Lucy Charles-Barclay, and Hayden Wilde’s statement ride-to-run victory on the men’s side. They cover the big performances, surprising tactics, and where the PTO broadcast still needs to improve.

Josh shares an inside look at his Chicago Marathon build – stacking 50+ mile run weeks, a 21-day run streak, and learning the value of getting key sessions done earlier in the day. Jenna talks Kona prep heat sessions, gearing up for the Mauna Elite Camp in San Diego, and what it’s like to train through Calgary’s wild summer hailstorms.

Then, stick around for a deep-dive interview with Race Ranger co-founder James Elvery. James shares:

• How Race Ranger went from an idea between two pro triathletes to one of the sport’s most talked-about innovations
• The tech behind those front and rear bike-mounted lights and how they’re changing drafting enforcement
• The story behind Challenge Roth’s release of pro athlete drafting data – and the impact it’s already had on race behavior
• Plans for real-time referee data, live GPS athlete tracking, and how this could transform both pro and age-group racing
• A vision for separating “competitive” and “general participant” fields to create cleaner, fairer racing for athletes chasing podiums and World Championship slots

If you’ve ever wondered how drafting rules could be enforced more consistently – or what’s next for tech in triathlon – this is one you won’t want to miss.

Listen in for race insights, training takeaways, and a look at the future of fair racing.

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Hosts: Jenna-Caer Seefried (@jennacaer), Josh Vernon (@joshmvernon)