Alistair Brownlee
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The door has been left open for Alistair Brownlee to seal a place at next year’s Tokyo Olympics despite the two-times gold medallist being left out of the provisional British triathlon team.
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The Team GB triathlete brothers were preparing for an Olympic Games but even in lockdown are finding ways to train hard
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Nicola Spirig of Switzerland won the European triathlon title for the fifth time after overtaking Jess Learmonth in the closing stages of the run leg in Glasgow
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Campaign groups argue that Bahrain’s association with glamour sport is used to ‘launder’ a more wholesome image for the country
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The letter, signed by the ITU president Marisol Casado, was posted by the younger brother on social media, labelled ‘#awkward’
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Alistair Brownlee suggested some people may not see Mo Farah as British after the double Olympic champion finished only fourth in BBC voting fpr Sports Personality of the Year
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Barry GlendenningTennis’s white-hot favourite, Andy Murray, collects BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year award but the triathlete Alistair Brownlee surprises with his second place -
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Alistair Brownlee hauled his stricken brother Jonny over the finishing line in Mexico but felt the episode at the end of the triathlon run let them down, he tells Sean Ingle
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Sportblog Murray in, Wiggins out: it’s Spoty time again – let the carping commence
Barry GlendenningA shortlist dominated by Rio winners means some startling omissions, such as England’s all-conquering rugby players and even some of Team GB’s biggest achievers, but each of the contenders deserves their place
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If you are one of 150,000 people expected to line the streets of Manchester for an Olympic and Paralympic celebration parade, we’d like to hear from you
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The British triathlete Alistair Brownlee is among the latest athletes to face scrutiny over his use of so-called therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) after his confidential medical data was leaked online
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