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By Chris Lotsbom, @ChrisLotsbom (c) 2017 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine, USA (05-Aug) -- New year, same story for Mary Keitany here at the TD Beach to Beacon 10-K. For the second year in a row, Keitany blitzed a new course record in dominant fashion, proving once...
Runner's Tribe - Over the weekend Kenyan runner, Rhonex Kipruto won the Birell Prague Grand Prix in a time of 26:46, which is the second fastest 10km time in history. Meanwhile on the women's side Kenya's Caroline Kipkirui ran the women’s third fastest time ever with 00:30:19. 18 year-old, Kipruto's...
Melbourne, Australia; 5 February 2024 -  Idols will turn into rivals at the Maurie Plant Meet – Melbourne as USA's Queen Harrison Claye lands down under to meet Australia’s own hurdling royalty, with Olympians Liz Clay and Michelle Jenneke bound for the spotlight at Lakeside Stadium next Thursday, February 15.
Australian Athletics Team - Target 60* The Australian Athletics Championships have concluded and there are now less than 100 days until the final Australian athletics team is announced, and fingers crossed we will end up with a 60 strong team representing the green and gold in Brazil. We already know...
In our second ever review for HOKA ONE ONE (see our first one here on the Clifton 6), we dive into the Rincon, an incredibly light weight and versatile training shoe. The Rincon is sort of like the Clifton 6, but lighter and faster.  It has enough structure and support that it can still be used as a high mileage trainer.  However, its lightness makes it feel more like a shoe perfect for up tempo shorter runs, speed sessions , or even racing. Runner’s Tribe took these shoes through 100km of mostly road and light trail running, and below is our unpaid for analysis.
This week’s episode brought to you by Hydroroller. Hydrate, Roll, Recover Brad still manages to squeeze in some sessions before he and Viv welcome their baby daughter to the world and then makes another exciting announcement. Julian and Brady both come home and come down from the highs of the Berlin...
Six months after hobbling off a Tokyo track on crutches, Josh Kerr stood atop the global podium once more — reclaiming his 3000m world indoor title in Poland with a performance as emotionally charged as it was tactically commanding.
Day Seven of the IAAF World Athletics Championships Doha 2019 saw three Australian women compete in the semi-final of the 1500m - Linden Hall, Jessica Hull and Georgia Griffith. Jessica Hull and Linden Hall both started in the second semi-final, which would turn out to be the quickest 1500m semi...
Five-time Olympian Bernard Lagat is renowned for his 1500m, 3000m and 5000m track performances, however after making his marathon debut at the New York City Marathon last year, he’s keen to do it again, this time at the Gold Coast Marathon. Australia holds a special place for Kenyan-born Lagat, as...
The wait is over for Australia’s 55-strong IAAF World Under 20 Championships team, with the squad today departing Sydney (NSW) for Mannheim (GER) ahead of competition at the Bauhaus Junioren Gala this weekend. Launching a three-week build-up of competition that culminates with Bydgoszcz 2016 next month, the opportunity for athletes...