The Huubcast Presents - The Business Side Of Triathlon

• No.7 Pyramid Cycle Design has a particular fascination with, and dedication to, chainrings — something we might easily take for granted.

  Our latest podcast explores a micro business based in the heart of the UK, producing some of the most innovative chainrings used by elite athletes on their journey to breaking records, winning gold medals, and redefining the way the competitive cycling world rides. Mark Farrow is a former Senior Research Fellow at the Warwick Manufacturing Group, University of Warwick — which, you could say, makes him incredibly intelligent, exceptionally talented, and uniquely capable of turning a dream, a wish, or the idea for a product into reality. Pyramid Cycle Design has a particular fascination with, and dedication to, chainrings — something we might easily take for granted. Yet here is a business focused on unique sizes, custom ovalisation, and specialised materials, all to deliver the fastest performance in road, gravel, and track chainrings. If you have a power profile, Mark can create a chainring that perfectly matches your peak power and recovery points throughout the pedal stroke — resulting in an incredibly personalised chainring. The world of chainrings is constantly evolving, with the current trend leaning towards larger rings in a 1x format. Mark has been at the forefront, ensuring the demands of elite racers are met — all from a small company in Coventry, UK.

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• No.6 In this episode, we speak to Steve Trew, one of the longest-serving members of the triathlon community in the UK.

  In this episode, we speak to Steve Trew, one of the longest-serving members of the triathlon community in the UK. An athlete, ambassador, team manager, coach, journalist, and teacher — the list of ways Steve Trew has left his mark on the endurance world goes on and on. He is one of the nicest people you will ever meet: a storyteller who harnesses the power of sport and the written word to craft emotional narratives that resonate with us all, regardless of our sporting prowess.

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• No.5 Iain Hamilton - How would you react if someone arranged a major event on the same day as your major event?

  How would you feel if someone scheduled a major event on the same day as yours? We posed this question to Iain Hamilton founder of The Outlaw Triathlon after Ironman announced their Leeds event would coincide with his category-leading long-course event in Nottingham. Iain and his team have spent over 14 years building The Outlaw brand, which is now synonymous with the UK’s best long-course triathlon. In this interview, Iain shares insights into the challenges of staging major events and his journey from elite athlete to the nation’s favourite long-course event organiser.

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• No.4 - Built to Reap: The Race to Create the Fastest Road Bike in the UK

  A British composite engineering firm set out to challenge the bicycle carbon industry by building a bike on our very own shores, designed for the most discerning cyclists. Meet Martin Meir, a triathlete and entrepreneur who set on his journey to create the fastest road bike ever, proudly made in the UK. Discover the journey behind Reap, and the challenges faced along the way in the turbulent bike industry. No one said it would be easy, and it wasn’t. Creating something truly special requires a level of dedication far beyond expectations.

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• No.3 - Holly Woodford - Investigating the imbalance within triathlon between men and women.

  In our latest podcast, we investigate the imbalance within triathlon between men and women. Many stakeholders are exploring ways to broaden the reach of triathlon across the demographic landscape. But do we run the risk of overlooking the glaring discrepancy in male and female participation within the sport? These are the questions we ask Her Spirit co-founder, Holly Woodford. We seek her opinion and perspective from a community working hard to increase female participation in swim, bike, and run. Holly offers some incredible insights and statistics that make us question, "Are we doing all we can?"

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