Runner's Tribe

Ky Robinson, a standout athlete from Stanford University, claimed a resounding victory in the men's 10,000m race at the highly anticipated 2023 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships. The thrilling event took place on Wednesday night at Austin's renowned Mike A. Myers Stadium, where athletes from across the nation gathered to showcase their skills.

Jakob Ingebrigtsen, a Norwegian sensation, broke the long-standing two-mile world record in a record-breaking performance that established his reputation in sporting history. The gifted runner accomplished this remarkable achievement at the Meeting de Paris athletics competition, which was held as a part of the prestigious Diamond League competition in France. Ingebrigtsen's incredible feat of speed and stamina cemented his status as the undisputed fastest man to finish the tough 3,218-meter race, with a finish time of 7 minutes and 54.10 seconds.

Melbourne, Australia; June 9, 2023 -  The next chapter of Australia’s storied legacy in endurance events is set to unfold as Athletics Australia announces a line up of marathoners and 35km racewalkers bound for the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary this August.

In a realm where time bows to tenacity, an extraordinary figure emerges, captivating hearts with an unwavering determination that defies the limitations of age. Meet Dag Aabye, an octogenarian ultramarathon runner and marvel who embarks on ultramarathons, shattering perceptions and inspiring all who witness his indomitable spirit.

The 2023 Portland Track Festival left spectators in awe as athletes delivered extraordinary performances and created unforgettable moments on the track. From stunning finishes to the rise of promising new talents, the event showcased the incredible depth and excitement of track and field. Amon Kemboi's impressive victory in the men's 1500-meter race, the inspiring comeback of Cole Hocker, and the exceptional achievements that shattered records across various events made the Portland Track Festival an unmissable spectacle.

Florence, Italy—In a moment that will be etched in the annals of sports history, Faith Kipyegon, the exceptional Kenyan athlete, has achieved a remarkable milestone by breaking the world record in the women's 1500m event at the Golden Gala...

Two promising runners made a difficult decision to withdraw from the highly anticipated state track and field preliminaries following a week filled with online transphobic attacks and a toxic environment. Lorelei Barrett and Athena Ryan, who had been scheduled to compete, opted to prioritize their well-being and safety by refraining from participating in the 1,600-meter heats at Buchanan High in Clovis.

Faith Kipyegon had achieved impressive career achievement by the fall of 2017. She was the current Olympic, world, and Diamond League champion in the 1500 meters at the age of 23. She also had a remarkable 1500-meter record for Kenya at the time. Without a doubt, Kipyegon was a track and field rising star who would eventually become one of the sport's all-time greats.

Nairobi, Kenya - Faith Kipyegon, the renowned Kenyan middle-distance runner and Olympic gold medalist in the 1500m event, has shared insights into her training routine leading up to the Pre 2019 season. Despite the unprecedented challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, Kipyegon maintained a rigorous training schedule to stay in top form. Her dedication and commitment are evident in her training program during Week 29, specifically on Sunday, July 19, 2020.

If I had to pick one abiding memory of the third world championships in Tokyo in 1991 it would be the humidity which descended on your shoulders like a heavy cloak the moment you stepped outside.