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The Polish quartet of Karol Zalewski, Rafal Omelko, Lukasz Krawczuk, Jakub Krzewina broke the world indoor record* in the men's 4x400m with a stunning finish to the final track event of the IAAF World Indoor Championships Birmingham 2018. USA led for the first three legs with Fred Kerley, Michael Cherry...
Jim Walmsley has been batting an ITB injury lately, and admits that his preparation has been far from perfect. But it'll take more than a niggle to stop Walmsley, the American has won his third Western States 100, in as many attempts (in 2020 the event was cancelled).
Gold Coast Ultras, the owner of Ultra Trail Gold Coast, is pleased to announce a 500 kms trail race to be held in the Nerang National Park in September 2019. It follows the very successful 200 miler (Australia’s first 200 miler) held in September 2018. Race Organiser Ian Cornelius, a...
Brad has a light week during Christmas while trying to find some structure. Julian whiskey,  makes his return Roo Run Luke Mathews is unveiled as the third member of the upcoming patreon-exclusive with Louis  McAfee and Jess Stenson. Brady & Carly welcome to the world their daughter Olivia Joan. World Athletics announce revisions...
The NIL deal means Amy will race in ON shoes and represent the brand during her NCAA years, and allow her to forge a relationship with ON, as her major sponsor. 
Runner's Tribe - Australia's David Criniti and Fiona Yates have won the men’s and women’s races at the 2018 ASB Auckland Marathon. Yates set a personal best of 2:48:41 in just the third marathon for the Sydneysider. Second was another Aussie, Margaret Campbell. On the men's side David Criniti...
As the ASICS Festival of Running swept through Paris, the city was treated to an incredible exhibition of agility as the streets were lit up with unprecedented speed and endurance. This inaugural event, which drew over a hundred athletes from around the world, was historic for the competitive running community.
Nairobi, Kenya - Titus Ekiru, a renowned Kenyan marathoner, may be handed a 10-year ban following four violations of anti-doping rules, as disclosed by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU).
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Olympic women’s marathon champion Peres Jepchirchir, and last year’s men’s winner, Benard Kibet are just the first two of what is expected to be a constellation of stars at the Ras Al Khaimah Half-Marathon on Saturday, February 24.
Australia’s marathon running champion will be crowned on the hallowed turf of the Melbourne Cricket Ground this Sunday 16 October, as the Medibank Melbourne Marathon plays host to the national title race. Entry lists confirm the start of more than 80 athletes in the team based competition, with states and territories...
                   

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