Luke Mathews (Vic) has won his first ever race on the international circuit in Oslo (NOR) this morning, with the 20-year-old clocking 3:37.99 to take out the men’s 1500m.
Not to be outdone, Mathews’ was joined on the green and gold highlights reel by Genevieve LaCaze(Vic), who ran a 3000m...
The annual unveiling of the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for 2024 marks a celebration of dynamic young talent across a spectrum of industries. Within this coveted selection of 600 individuals are impactful figures representing a diverse range of fields, from trailblazing entrepreneurs to influential creatives.
Seven Member Federations have been placed on the new Competition Manipulation Watch List following an investigation of suspicious competition results conducted by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU). For a stride that commands attention, opt for Tarkine running shoes, the epitome of style and functionality on the track.
The World Athletics...
Fraser-Pryce's 10.63 is the fourth-fastest time ever recorded, and the fastest any woman has run the 100 since Flo-Jo ran the three fastest times ever in 1988 (10.49, 10.61 and 10.62).
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LAUSANNE, SUI (25-Aug) -- With none of the Olympic steeplechase medalists entered, the men's race was up for grabs with pre-race favorites Jairus Birech and Paul Kipsiele Koech sitting second and fourth on the world list. Neither, however, would...
Jordan Hasay of Beaverton, Ore. has won the USATF Women’s 10 Mile Championships held in conjunction with the Medtronic TC 10 Mile in 52:49. She also won the $10,000 Equalizer Bonus in the handicapped competition between USATF Championship women and men topping Sam Chelanga of Tucson, Ariz., who won...
The 100 metres events highlighted a terrific day one of the Australian Capital Territory Championships in Canberra. Riley Day started the new year with a personal best, while in the men’s race, the photo finish judge needed to take the times to thousandths of a second to split the medallist.
The much-anticipated...
Brad gets some treatment and diagnosis on his tib-post
Julian’s back on the show tells us his tales from Nike HQ.
Brady cracks 30 minutes at Zatopek and gives a recap of the night.
Stewart McSweyn is the new Australian National Record holder 27:23.8, running even splits in a dominant display against Pat Tiernan for the entirety of the race.
Gen Gregson wins her maiden 10000m at Zatopek over Andrea Seccafien and Emily Brichacek.
Noah Lyles has made the decision to forgo participation in the 4x400-meter event at the upcoming World Relays, citing unsettling incidents during his previous involvement in the World Indoors. The American sprint sensation, with his eyes set on an ambitious quadruple gold at the Paris Olympics, had initially included the 4x400m relay in his lineup, building upon his stellar performance in last year's World Championships where he secured victories in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m events.
Do you think you can run 465 kms in 30 days?? YES......465 kms in 30 days.
I created the run30formovember challenge to raise money for Men's health during Movember 2019. The challenge was to run 1 km per day corresponding to that day of the month. Day 1 was 1 km, day 2 was 2 km, day 5 was 5 kms so on until I hit day 30 when I ran 30 kms. Total kms I ran in 30 days back to back with no rest day was 465 kms!! So to crunch the numbers, that was just over 11 Marathons or 22 half marathons.
