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It is deeply unfortunate that The Times covers triathlon only when tragedy strikes (“Stroke of Tragedy,” June 20). And then the article is very negative, emphasizing blame and fault-finding.
Where are The Times’ reporters when the other scores of triathlons go smoothly every year? Where is the recognition of the thousands of triathletes, amateur and pro, who excel in three sports, not just one?
Daniel Temianka
Palos Verdes Estates
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