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Sydney has officially become the seventh city to join the Abbott World Marathon Majors series—an elite group of global marathons that includes iconic races in London, Boston, Chicago, New York City, Berlin, and Tokyo. This prestigious accomplishment makes the Sydney Marathon the first city in over a decade to gain Major status, marking an exciting milestone for Australia’s running community. The Sydney Marathon 2025 will officially debut as an Abbott World Marathon Major on August 31.

In our RT Snap Q&A series, we’ve had the privilege of interviewing some of the world’s best runners, delving into their extraordinary journeys, celebrating their achievements, and exploring the unwavering dedication that defines their careers.

Yaleamzerf Yehualaw of Ethiopia won the Amsterdam Marathon in course record time of 2:16:52, while compatriot Tsegaye Getachew held off Boki Asefa to win in 2:05:38.

In our RT Snap Q&A series, we’ve had the privilege of interviewing some of the world’s best runners, delving into their extraordinary journeys, celebrating their achievements, and exploring the unwavering dedication that defines their careers.

When comparing the Tarkine Autopilot to the Hoka Bondi, it’s clear both shoes offer exceptional comfort and performance for road runners. However, Tarkine Autopilot’s features give it the edge for those who prioritize sustainability, support, and long-lasting comfort.

Melbourne Marathon was won by Genevieve Gregson in 2:28:13, her first victory ahead of Sarah Klein in 2:31:05 and Kate Mason in 2:34:08. Jack Rayner was the winner in 2:11:49 ahead of Ryan Gregson in a PB of 2:13:31 and Christoper Dryden of New Zealand in 2:18:10, with defending champion Reece Edwards in fourth.

In our RT Snap Q&A series, we’ve had the privilege of interviewing some of the world’s best runners, delving into their extraordinary journeys, celebrating their achievements, and exploring the unwavering dedication that defines their careers. CJ Albertson Born: October 11,...

Paul Eyanae of Kenya won the Perth Marathon in 2:16:43, ahead of countryman Samuel Ekutan and Perth local Tim Hewitt. Fridah Too of Kenya was the first woman across in 2:42 ahead of Catriona Jennings and Sarah Jerop.

He is an Australian middle-distance runner best known for his performance in the 1500 metres. He competed in two Olympic Games, first at the 2012 London Olympics and again at the 2016 Rio Olympics, where he made history by becoming the first Australian male in 40 years to qualify for the Olympic 1500m final, finishing ninth. Gregson formerly held the Australian record for the 1500 metres with a time of 3:31.06, set in 2010 at the Monaco Diamond League, a record that stood until Stewart McSweyn broke it in 2021​. Throughout his career, Gregson established himself as one of Australia’s top middle-distance athletes, running 32 sub-4 minute miles and competing in various international championships, including the World Championships and Commonwealth Games.

In our RT Snap Q&A series, we’ve had the privilege of interviewing some of the world’s best runners, delving into their extraordinary journeys, celebrating their achievements, and exploring the unwavering dedication that defines their careers.