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We've used the above by-line for many years now – and backed up the claim with win after win for 33 years.
This last few weeks has been a stellar period even by our standards culminating in 1st and 2nd place in the men's Ironman Taupo (Cameron Brown and Terenzo Bozzone) and 2nd in the ladies' event (Gina Crawford.
This is no flash in the pan! Terenzo came off a win in the Dubai Classic just a couple of weeks ago; Gina winning the Challenge Wanaka Ironman (she reminds me it's her 13th iron distance title); and Cameron securing 3rd at both the Tauranga event and the Asia Pacific Championships.
Cameron and Gina ride the new Carbon pedals and Terenzo continues to use the CRM version but with very short (-6mm) axles.
If you want to achieve your full potential get the lightest, most adjustable and most efficient pedal system available – get Keywins – they're race proven.
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Terenzo Western Australia 1st - 2019I can't think of a sweeter way to mark my comeback. Ironman Western Australia was always going to be a little hit and miss, but I am so happy I managed to hang tough and dig deep to come away with the Victory! There were big question marks over a bunch of things which meant everything was going to have to roll my way through the race, well at least I would have to pull out all the stops and use every bit of experience and all those miles that were in the bank from all my years of training and racing. Would my head hold together? Would my Achilles hold together? What was going to happen after 21km of running seeing though that was my longest run and that was done last weekend? And did I remember how to race an Ironman...?
I pushed hard off the start of the swim to see if I could get clear of the group. At 500m I looked over my shoulder and saw that I had a small gap. Leading the swim is quite foreign for me, usually I am on the feet of the leader but this was a great opportunity to see how I could handle the 3.8km swim solo. I managed to slowly work my way to a minute lead coming into T1. Heading onto the bike and the legs felt good. The power was coming out as expected. At 20km I got a bit of a surprise when Cam Wurf rolled past, I was hoping to have a little more of a buffer on the ex pro cyclist, but he had a great swim with the group and was doing some serious damage to the field. I thought about riding with me… for about 1 minute then I decided to stick to my plan and back that my numbers would get me to the finish in the most timely way. 
His lead over me kept opening through the bike a