#Conrad Stoltz

Touted by race organizers as “the birthplace of off-road triathlon,” Maui was host to the first XTERRA race in 1996. The race featured just 123 participants and has since grown to include a sold-out field of 850 racers from 43 countries.

Spectators can view the race along Fleming Beach and at the Transition Area/Finish Line, located on the poolside lawn at the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua. Event organizers say the first place athlete is expected to finish at approximately 11:30 a.m. Event parking is at the ball field behind the preschool at Kapalua.

Conrad Stoltz of South Africa made history and Shonny Vanlandingham of Colorado started history at the 15th Annual XTERRA World Championship off-road triathlon at the Makena Beach & Golf Resort on Sunday. STOLTZ THE FIRST TO FOUR The Caveman is not done clubbing the XTERRA competition. Not by a long shot. Conrad “The Caveman” Stoltz […]

Makena Beach challenges the top triathletes from around the globe in the toughest and most scenic off-road triathlon in the world. Over 20 countries were represented at this year’s sold-out XTERRA World Championship on Sunday, October 25, 2009. It’s any man’s race when defending champ, Ruben Ruzafa from Spain, is forced out of the competition […]