– Nick Symmonds talking about the new book he’s written in which he apparently reveals a ton about his life as a runner, including recreational drug use, issues with USATF / Nike and “sex on the circuit.” *MB: Symmonds details hookups in book
This week we give you inside access to Alan Webb's retirement party, tell you what we think about Genzebe Dibaba's world records (and Florence Kiplagat's), give Mary Cain fans reason to dream of a medal at World Indoors, give high praise to Sean McGorty and Elise Cranny and prove that life isn't fair.
SpikesMag Shares The Ten Reasons They Think Renaud Lavillenie Was Able To Break The Pole Vault WR Last Weekend They share some interesting facts about Lavillenie.
Oregon Women Move Back To The Top Of NCAA Polls As Last Week’s Number 1 Texas Moves Down To 5th Arkansas men stay on top.
LRCList Of American Athletes With Qualifying Standard For 2014 USA World Indoors In Poland The USA team for World Indoors will be named this weekend as no chasing of qualifiers is allowed. Who has the qualifying time? Who doesn’t? *Entries
Webb, the American mile record holder, talks about his career after running one last mile in the place where he first broke 4:00.
The men’s mid-d and distance action was pretty spectacular at the 2014 NYRR Millrose Games. We tell you all about it. Here’s an intro – imagine breaking a 33-year-old American record and finishing 5th.
Mary Cain won the mile, Ajee' Wilson the 800 and Kim Conley the 3,000.
More Millrose Coverage Here, Click Here For Photo Gallery
LRCWorld Record Holders “Dirty” Or “Clean” Doping Poll Results Without further ado, we present to you the results of our world record doping poll. LRCThe “Dirty” Or “Clean” Doping Polls: Why Did We Do Them? Many of you get it. You voted and gave us some very interesting demographic data. We think you’ll find the data very interesting. Some of you don’t get it and have said so. Here we address some of your concerns.
*Blogger Reflects On LetsRun’s “Clean Or Dirty Polls” And Says It Has Helped Promote Belief In A Clean Sport He writes, “The most surprising aspect of the data to me was the percentage of voters who thought that athletes were clean. … This data is surprising because I thought that as a community we were more cynical than the numbers show.”
*MB:LetsRun “Clean or Dirty” Poll Discussion Thread
*MB:Wait a minute! Over 40% of letsrun visitors DON’T think El G was doped up?
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