The Triathlon Hour Alex Yee’s Marathon From The Gods & Lionel Sanders Returns!
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Dec 8, 2025 Alex Yee has made history with an astonishing 2:06.38 marathon, leaving fans wondering if he'll transition to long-distance racing. Lionel Sanders makes a triumphant yet tumultuous return to competition, filled with drama and a second-place finish. Emotional discussions on the sacrifices required in Ironman racing highlight the mental toll on athletes. Meanwhile, Vicky uncovers a fascinating revelation in her investigative segment, challenging assumptions about identity in the triathlon community. Prepare for exciting upcoming races and fresh perspectives!
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Alex Yee’s Breakout Marathon Run
- Alex Yee ran a 2:06.38 marathon in Valencia, making him second on the British all-time list behind Mo Farah.
- The panel believes this performance could push Yee toward marathon or long-distance decisions after LA 2028.
Yee Likely To Return For LA, But Future Is Open
- Vicky says Yee intends to return to triathlon to defend his Olympic title in LA.
- She also warns the marathon experience could plant seeds for a later switch to marathon or Ironman.
Short-Course Dynamics Have Changed
- Greg argues men's short-course dynamics have shifted with stronger swimmers/riders like Matt Hauser.
- He doubts Yee or Hayden can rely on former era tactics without improving swim power.