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Eliud Kipchoge is attempting to become the first person to run a sub-two hour marathon INEOS 1:59 Challenge LIVEStream - DATE: Between 5AM – 9AM CEST, Saturday 12th October More: https://www.runnerstribe.com/ineos-159/ineos-159-in-depth-why-vienna/ https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/ineos-159-in-depth-who-is-eliud-kipchoge/ https://www.runnerstribe.com/ineos-159/ineos-159-in-depth-the-role-of-the-pacemaker/ https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/ineos-159-pacemaker-australias-jack-rayner/ https://www.runnerstribe.com/ineos-159/how-to-break-2-hours-eliud-kipchoge/
Paris, France - Australian athlete Jessica Hull made history on Sunday by setting a new national record in the women's 1500m at the Paris Diamond League 2024, clocking an outstanding time of 3:50.83.
On being no.2 | A Column by Len Johnson Someone observed of Merv Lincoln, who died on 1 May after a long illness, that it was difficult to do him justice as an athlete because you always had to start with the acknowledgment that he was never number one in...
Steve Moneghetti is one of Australia’s greatest marathoners. World championships bronze medallist in Athens in 1997, fifth in an Olympic marathon, a personal best of 2:08.16, major marathon wins in Berlin and Tokyo plus a string of high placings. Moneghetti’s career highlight had to be his bronze medal in the...
University of Wisconsin middle distance star Ollie Hoare’s stock rose considerably in 2018, when he stormed home over the final straight to win the NCAA 1500m title.  With the end of his college career nearing, and his sights set on becoming a professional runner, Runner’s Tribe caught up with Ollie for a quick chat.
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From Runner’s Tribe ADDICT comes the 7th instalment of the ‘Destination Doha’ interview series hosted by highly knowledgable/top distance runner, Mitch Brown. This episode features Australian 800m record holder Catriona Bisset. On Sunday, 21 July, this year at the Muller Games Diamond League in London’s Olympic stadium (and West Ham United’s...
A column by Len Johnson Many years of following football teams – Queens Park Rangers, Melbourne Victory, Australia – has taught me one thing: always check the offside flag. Whether you’re leaping out of your seat with both arms thrown aloft, or slumping down with both arms wrapped around your head trying...
This season has been the most exciting and enjoyable, both on and off the track. It has also been a time where I have endured the most change in what has been a very “cruisy” life to date. I have learned many lessons in compromise and discipline and although...
runners tribe 07-06-2019forget the samba, it's the rhythm of the event that counts Abderrahman Samba may be on the verge of re-writing the 400-meter hurdles record books, but the headlines – not so much. The 23-year-old Qatari – he turns 24 in September, just a few days before his home world championships commence in Doha – ran 46.98 at the Paris Diamond League last year, becoming just the second man ever to break 47 seconds in the event. The only one faster is Kevin Young, who set the current world record of 46.78 in winning the Olympic gold medal in Barcelona in 1992.
Why running for West Virginia University has been so good. Runner's Tribe Journal - By Amy Alice Cashin Hi everyone, I’m Amy. I currently have been living/studying/running in America for the last four years. West Virginia University is the place I have called home for those four years and I could not...