Susan Lacke is a Senior Editor at Triathlete. With 15 years of experience covering all things swim, bike, and run, she brings a unique perspective to the world of endurance sports. Her work has been featured in Yahoo Sports, Triathlete, Inc., Triathlete, and Outside.
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Susan Lacke's coverage primarily focuses on triathlons, including event coverage, reviews of gear and how-to guides. She may be interested in expert advice related to training techniques, gear reviews or insights into the latest trends in the world of triathlons. Additionally, pitches that offer unique perspectives on lifestyle aspects related to triathlon participation could also pique her interest.
Given Susan's focus on providing informational and engaging content for triathletes, she would likely appreciate pitches from athletes with significant experience in the sport who can provide practical tips or share their personal stories about overcoming challenges within the realm of triathlon competitions.
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By: Susan Lacke
This year's 70.3 worlds will feature an all-star lineup, including Taylor Knibb, Lucy Charles-Barclay, Kristian Blummenfelt, and more. See the full start list and race numbers for the women's and men's pro races, plus how to watch the free livestream on Outside TV.
By: Rebekah Brately, Susan Lacke
The Triathlete editors get to test loads of cool gear. But we contemplate carefully what we recommend you spend money on. Find the gear we regularly recommend.
From racing to wipe out school lunch debt to rewriting the record books, the extraordinary feats of 2025's age-group triathletes are a powerful reminder that there is greatness in every one of us.
This year's triathlon photographers captured the grind and glory of pros and age-groupers in all the best ways. Take a swim, bike, and run through an inspirational season (though be warned: you might be inspired to sign up for a 2026 race right away).
Wondering what you missed for triathlon stories in 2025? We recap the 10 most-read stories so you can catch up before the new year.
Our editors have done plenty of races around the USA, big and small. From historic race series to mountain-air challenges and flat, fast courses, these are the locally-owned triathlons we love the most.
From participation surges and economic pressures to record-breaking performances, triathlon is poised to have a big year, experts say.
From championing sprint races and improving race broadcasts to reducing reliance on new gear and swapping social media for real-world connections, our editors have compiled their collective wish list for a healthier, more sustainable, and exciting future for triathlon.
By: Susan Lacke
RaceRanger's anti-drafting technology is set for its first whole-field amateur rollout in two events in 2027, sparking internet rumors on how to cheat the system. Here’s what the CEO has to say about hacks like "stealth paint" and invisible draft positioning.
By: Susan Lacke, Emma-Kate Lidbury
This silver-bullet move lets athletes move more efficiently and powerfully.
