This past weekend was another busy one for ENVE's athletes who were competing at venues around the world.

In the Rockies ENVE Multisport and XC pros were racing at the GoPro Games.  ENVE's Josiah Middaugh continued his winning streak by taking top honors in the Ultimate Mountain Championship with up and comer and ENVE Athlete Adam Wirth finishing third on the podium. In the XC Sho-Air/Cannondale's Alex Grant finished in seconds place.  All three athletes are riding ENVE 29" XC wheelsets.

On the other side of the globe, Ironman 70.3 Italy saw ENVE athlete Horst Reichel of the Powerhorse Triathlon Team take top honors with Alessandro Degasperi of Italy taking a close second place.  Both athletes are riding Smart ENVE System wheelsets.

In other racing the United Health Care Pro Cycling Team continued to utterly dominate the domestic race circuit.  You may follow their successes here. http://uhcprocycling.com/

The Santa Cruz Syndicate was in Scotland racing at the World Cup season opener.

In it's inaugural year as a IM 70.3 venue, St. George hosted the world's best triathletes to battle for the ever valuable world championship qualification points and the IM 70.3 U.S. Pro title. 

At the end of the day, ENVE sponsored athlete and 2012 Ironman St. George Champion Meredith Kessler took top honors in the women's race with a eventual victory over Germany's Svenja Bazlen. 
First out of the water and onto the bike Meredith chose to ride a combo of the Smart ENVE System 60mm front wheel and a 95mm rear to tackle the hilly St. George bike course.  Exiting T2 Svenja had nearly a 5 minute lead which Meredith steadily whittled away at until mile 11 where Meredith took the lead for good.  When asked about her ENVE wheels Meredith said, "I am very lucky to have a wheel sponsor that cares about the specific needs of triathletes, the comfort and stability of the Smart ENVE System wheels allows me to conserve energy on the bike so I can be fresher for the run.

ENVE Athletes Lesley Paterson and Emma-Kate Lidbury also had impressive performances against the stacked St. George field.  Fresh off last weekends victory at the Whiskey 50 Offroad Lesley Paterson finished a respectable 6th place while recent IM 70.3 Texas winner Emma-Kate Lidbury finished 8th.
Nice job ladies!

Less than two weeks after ENVE Triathlete Emma-Kate Lidbury suffered a dislocated shoulder, she has gone on to win Ironman 70.3 Texas.  Emma-Kate also posted the fastest bike-split of the day which proved to be key in her overall win.  Riding her Smart ENVE System 6.7 wheels Emma-Kate transitioned in T2 with a 9 minute lead. Kelly Williamson of Austin, Texas put up a fierce chase taking back all but 2:12 on the run to secure her second place finish behind Emma-Kate.