Runner's Tribe

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In New York on Saturday (29/1), Australia's Ollie Hoare celebrated his 25th birthday with the biggest win of his career, when he beat a great field to win the prestigious Wanamaker Mile  New York's annual Millrose Games.

Harnessing the potential of predictive models in sports betting has transformed how enthusiasts engage with their favorite games. With growing interest among running fans, strategic betting parallels are being drawn from the detailed predictive systems used in golf. As...

High heat and oppressive humidity have hung around Melbourne through January like the last, unwanted guest at a New Year’s Eve party.

Brad returns to Mulligans Flat. Julian experiments with some new loops around Anglesea. Brady teams up with his local doctor in the Echuca triathlon relay. Auckland Marathon won by Lisa Cross ten years on from her first victory Daniel...

The first national track and field champions of 2022 have been crowned, with Rose Davies and Jack Rayner clinching the Australian 10,000m titles tonight.

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With most of Australia gripped in a heatwave, how’re you going to cool down. How else than by talking cross-country. We’re coming up to the ‘one year to go’ date for the twice-postponed World Cross-Country Championships, now set down for 18 February, 2023. I would have said “settled on” but when Olympic Games and world championships have been postponed during these crazy times, all schedules are aspirational.