2014 — Kienle’s Bike Power; Jorgensen’s Streak
All yearsKienle’s Bike Power; Jorgensen’s Streak
Kienle wins Kona with a fearsome bike; Jorgensen dominates WTS; Gómez and Ryf take 70.3 Worlds.
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Short‑course supremacy and long‑course firepower converge: Jorgensen’s season streak, Gómez’s versatility, Ryf’s arrival, and Kienle’s Kona assault define the year.
Highlights
- Sebastian Kienle and Mirinda Carfrae win Kona
Kienle’s signature bike assault sets up victory; Carfrae runs through the field for her third title.
- Javier Gómez and Daniela Ryf take 70.3 Worlds
Ryf announces her long-course arrival; Gómez doubles down on versatility.
- Javier Gómez and Gwen Jorgensen win WTS world titles
Edmonton Grand Final caps Gómez’s all-around brilliance and Jorgensen’s record win streak.
- Commonwealth Games triathlon lights up Glasgow
Alistair Brownlee and Jodie Stimpson win individual golds; England clinches mixed-relay gold on July 26.
- Power meters and pacing strategies become ubiquitous
Training-to-race continuity tightens across both Olympic- and long-course racing.
Notable events
May
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Power meters and pacing strategies become ubiquitous
Training-to-race continuity tightens across both Olympic- and long-course racing.
July
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Commonwealth Games triathlon lights up Glasgow
Alistair Brownlee and Jodie Stimpson win individual golds; England clinches mixed-relay gold on July 26.
August
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Javier Gómez and Gwen Jorgensen win WTS world titles
Edmonton Grand Final caps Gómez’s all-around brilliance and Jorgensen’s record win streak.
September
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Javier Gómez and Daniela Ryf take 70.3 Worlds
Ryf announces her long-course arrival; Gómez doubles down on versatility.
October
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Sebastian Kienle and Mirinda Carfrae win Kona
Kienle’s signature bike assault sets up victory; Carfrae runs through the field for her third title.