Runner's Tribe

Armand “Mondo” Duplantis is not just a pole vaulter—he is a generational talent who has redefined the event through a combination of technical precision, biomechanical efficiency, raw athleticism, and mental fortitude. With multiple world records to his name, the...

After being postponed three times due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the World Indoor Athletics Championships will finally take place in Nanjing, China, from March 21-23, featuring 576 athletes from 127 countries. Among the star-studded lineup is pole vault world...

UK Athletics and former World Paralympic Athletics Championships official Keith Davies have pleaded not guilty to all charges related to the 2017 death of Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei, who was killed when a throwing cage collapsed on him during training...

The presidency of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is considered the most powerful position in world sport, granting influence over global leaders, luxury privileges, and immense financial control. After 12 years in office, Thomas Bach’s term is ending, and...

Despite enduring hallucinations, extreme cold, and nerve damage, Adelaide’s Aaron Crook has won the 6633 Arctic Ultra, a brutal 620-kilometer race across the frozen terrain of Canada. The 41-year-old entered with hopes of simply finishing but emerged victorious after...

Alachua County is set to welcome over 3,700 athletes from 99 countries for the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships, beginning Saturday and running for a full week. With coaches, support staff, and supporters, the event is expected to bring...

Despite his immense success, Jakob Ingebrigtsen has yet to claim a world title in the 1500 meters, a goal he is determined to achieve this season at both the World Indoor Championships in Nanjing and the Outdoor World Championships...

The 2025 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships wrapped up on Saturday, March 15, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The two-day competition saw elite collegiate athletes compete for national titles, with team points awarded to the top eight finishers in...

Matt Richtman made history by becoming the first American man in 31 years to win the Los Angeles Marathon, finishing in 2:07:56. The Illinois native celebrated with an American flag after crossing the line. Richtman edged out Kenya’s Athanas Kioko...

Australian sprinting prodigy Gout Gout goes sub 20 seconds for the 200m with 19.98. Unfortunately, his sub-20 run won’t count because he had an illegally strong tailwind (+3.6 metres/second). But his 20.05s for the 200m will stand. At just 17...