Boulder Racing

The summer race season is officially underway, and it’s a great time to highlight the early season racing our athletes have competed in! We’ve had multiple racers at both 70.3 St. George and Boulder, and many athletes racing local triathlons, duathlons, TT’s, and cycling races hosted by . Two team members punched their tickets to the IM 70.3 WC in Marbella later this year, and others have scored podiums, PB’s, and AG/category wins across these events! And as always, a big thanks to all those who help support the team and our athletes

Introducing the (local) 2025 Boulder Racing team! We have a great group of endurance athletes competing across various disciplines this season — with some having already kicked off their season! From left to right: Eric (coach), Brent, Nolan, Brian L, Ed, Brian A, Nick, Julian (not pictured)

Time for 70.3 WCs!
First up we have
Tyler descends on St George and IM 70.3 World Championships for the 2nd year in a row. After a great performance at IM70.3CDA and IM70.3Boulder this year. Tyler made a comeback from a stroke in 2020, and despite battling a hip injury this season, he was able to punch his ticket again. He’s looking forward to some off season bird hunting and skiing after another solid race season.

The boys have made it to the ! T-3 day till . Who is here and who is ready?!?

fighting through a rough patch at on his way to negative split the marathon.

• Kona round 2 is in the books!!

Not the exact race I was hoping for, but man was it a humbling reminder of how much outstanding talent is out there racing and how insanely difficult that course is.

Regardless of how the race played out, it was amazing to have such incredible support from friends and family near and far. Thank you for all the cheers, messages, and love. You all are the reason I made it through that race.

Was inspiring racing with teammates and friends out on the big island. A big thank you to all of our wonderful team sponsors who helped create a phenomenon season.

Now it’s time for the off season!!

And Last big Cat daddy himself!

The driving force behind Boulder Racing, has helped guide athletes at every level achieve their goals. Whether he coaches our teams athletes directly or in a secondary role, he has had a hand in all of 12 members of Boulder Racings enormous success this season. This includes 5 members to Kona, 3 members to 70.3 Worlds, and 2 members to Xterra Worlds. At masters swim, on the track, and everywhere in between, Eric has supported his athletes as well as the Boulder triathlon community in every way possible.

Last but not least
From Bulls to Bikes…over the last few years under the guidance of Jet has been to a hand full of world championship races. With EKs guidances and planning Jet got his first Kona slot at this year.
Feel free to tell Jet congrats as he and will be tying the knot the day after Kona!!!

big ripper!

A Philly native and high school wrestler who hated to run, but got into it to hang out with a girl, found out he liked it and in the process discovered triathlon. His swimming more resembles a muskrat than a marlin but, fortunately, can bike and run ok. Saturday will be his second time racing Kona, thanks to some amazing coaches and kick ass teammates who pushed him to take his game to the next level.

Look for Brian tearing up the course come Saturday!

Sunday mornings heavy hitter is

Jay Beasy qualified for on his 4th attempt, which came one year after starting to work with EK and joining Boulder Racing. Eric, the legends of Boulder Racing, and the extended community of athletes, coaches, and sponsors brought out a whole new level in me that I had been searching for. “Surround yourself with people who share your vision and good things will happen. As a side note, I failed the lifeguard swim test my senior year in college. “

If you see this guy on island chat um up!

Next up coming to the island is Edward O'Malley .

Ed is Former NASA engineer who recently changed careers to that of a cobbler as a means to attaining everlasting fame and fortune, Ed is looking forward to his first appearance at the Ironman World Championships after 26 years of excessive exercising.

Feel free to come talk shoes with this man!