Another national title for vegan powerlifter

Belgian vegan Sahy Lalime defended her Belgian national title with a set of monster lifts at the national powerlifting championships.

Vegan closes in on national records

Vegan Olympic-style lifter Ramona Cadogan had her first meet of the year and did not disappoint as she continues to emphasise her class.

Vegan lifts his best to top World Championships

Getting to a World Powerlifting Championships is an achievement in itself, and after success in the US, vegan lifter Nick Squires crossed the Atlantic to take on further challenges in the IPL Championships in Limerick, Ireland.

Vegan powers to state record

Vegan powerlifter Nick Squires has broken the State record for deadlift in his home state of California.

Gut reaction can’t stop vegan biker

Vegan mountainbiker Frans Claes took on the incredibly tough Imbuko Big Five MTB Challenge in South Africa – and faced more than he expected.  The South African one-day event sees riders facing a 75 km course with five peaks totally over 3000 metres of height gain.

Vegan runner takes international track win

Starting the season well might be something of an understatement for vegan track athlete Andreas Vojta.

Vegan biker aims to win series – as he searches for vegan bike suit

Teenage bike racer Sam Lochoff has been overcoming obstacles as his reputation grows – although there’s one obstacle which so far has been unbeatable.

Track win for vegan runner

Vegan runner and multiple national Champion Andreas Vojta made the best of January with a few weeks in Portugal.  The warmer weather saw him training 150 km per week in preparation for indoor 3000m races – and the Olympic qualification period for 5000 metres.

Vegan strongwoman takes world record

Vegan strongwoman Kim Best has taken on a classic strength event - and broken the world record.  She now holds the world record for the greatest weight carried by a female athlete after carrying 350 kg in the yoke walk.

Snooker’s vegan thunder makes history (twice)

Australian potter Neil Robertson had sports writers flicking through the archive as her wrapped up the final of the European Masters in double quick time.