John Korir ran 2:01:52 to shatter the Boston Marathon course record as 13 men broke 2:06 in the deepest race in Boston history. Zouhair Talbi rran 2:03:45, the fastest ever by an American citizen and Charles Hicks became the 2nd fastest at 2:04:35.
Sharon Lokedi blasted 35k to 40k in 14:48 to win Boston in 2:18:51 and repeat as champion. Jess McClain’s 2:20:49 set a new American course record.
Boston Talk
- Boston Talk: Official 2026 Boston Marathon LIVE Thread
- John MF Korir: I think he could have gone sub 2 today - 60:02 2nd half!!! 2:01:52 FTW!!!
- 2:03. Zouhair Overtakes Mantz as Top American
- Charles Hicks 2:04:35 under previous American Record held by Connor Mantz in his second marathon.
- Joe Klecker 2:05.56
- Can we stop talking about how fast everyone ran today
- Jess McClain was out of the sport and now she’s the fastest American ever in Boston
Weekend Track Action
Birnbaum closed in 53.59 at Hayward Field to smash Liam Murphy’s 3:33.02 NCAA 1500m record.
Michael Norman is back and healthy. The 2022 world champion raced for the first time in 19 months at the Tom Jones Memorial and revealed he is now training under a new coach as he begins a fresh comeback.
- Jamaica's 2025 world 200m bronze medalist Bryan Levell opens his season with 9.90 100m win in Kingston Two-time double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah ran 10.92 in the 100m heats, but withdrew from the final which was won by Lavanya Williams in 10.96. In the 200m, Adrian Kerr beat 100m world champion Oblique Seville, 20.28 to 20.43. Shaniqua Bascombe won the women's 200m (22.68).
- World Indoor champion Jordan Anthony ran a 9.91 PB at the Tom Jones Memorial meet
- MB: Mt. Sac Disaster in the Elite 800m A cameraman stepped onto the track causing a collision and leading to almost the entire field to DNF. (Arizona State's Dayton Carlson was the only one to keep running and jogged in a 1:57.14.) In the women's 800m, Shafiqua Maloney won in 1:59.45 while former 400H WR holder Dalilah Muhammad ran a 2:03.71 PB in 5th place. *Results
Boston 5k
Ethiopians Addisu Yihune (13:14) and Gela Hambese (15:28) won the titles on Boylston Street on Saturday. Teare (13:25) and Smith (15:33) were the top Americans. In the B.A.A. Mile, American Eric Holt (4:06.64) and Kenyan Dorcus Ewoi (4:29.73) were your winners.
The Marathon Project is BACK (sponsored post)
The Marathon Project has announced a major schedule change for this year's event. The Amateurs and Professionals will now compete together in a 400-person race on Saturday, December 12. The move is designed to amplify the atmosphere and increase the intensity with more athletes, fans, and energy on the flat, fast, loop course in Chandler, AZ. According to race organizers, "The overwhelming feedback we received from last year was that the participants loved being treated like pros. Now they'll get to race with the pros as well. It's a logical next step for us." Press Release here
On The Boards
On The Boards
Non-Track Action
- Humanoid robot wins Beijing half marathon faster than Jacob Kiplimo’s world record The robot finished the race in 50:26 which was a huge improvement on last year's robot race where the fastest was 2:40:42. This year several robots ran faster than the professional runners and almost half of the more than 100 robots (including the winner) navigated the race autonomously.
*MB: Humanoid robot wins Beijing half-marathon in 50:26 - Ashley Paulson breaks 100-mile treadmill world record by nearly 90 minutes She ran 12:47:10 for 100 miles (7:40 pace) on a treadmill in front of spectators at the Boston Marathon Expo and also plans to run the Boston Marathon on Monday.
- Slovenia's Klara Lukan becomes first European to go under 30 minutes She won the Laredo 10k in 29:50 to break Megan Keith's 30:07 European record. It's the 4th time the women's European 10k record as gone down this year. Ethiopia's Biniam Mehary won the men's race in 26:55 in what was a failed WR attempt.
- Kenyans Michael Selelo Saoli and Ruth Gitonga Mwihaki win São Brás Cross, the first WMRA Mountain Running World Cup event of the year GB's defending World Cup champion Scout Adkin finished runner-up, about a minute behind Mwihaki.
Outside Boston Coverage
- MB: Nike pulls "Runners Welcome. Walkers Tolerated" ad after online outrage The ad was funny and harmless; people are too sensitive.
- NBC: The US is experiencing the "longest major international marathon podium drought (combined for women and men) since the WMM series began in 2006" The last American woman to finish in the top-3 at a WMM or global championship was Emily Sisson when she was 2nd at the 2022 Chicago Marathon. The last man was Galen Rupp who was 3rd at Chicago 2021.
- Athletics Weekly looks back at some of the biggest moments in Boston Marathon history The first Boston Marathon in 1897 was won in 2:55:10, but wasn't even a full marathon (it was 24.5 miles)
- Boston Marathon all-time US men's list Ryan Hall tops the list with his windy 2:04:58 from 2011.
- Boston Marathon all-time US women's list Shalane Flanagan has the fastest time for an American on the course with 2:22:02 from 2014.
Previous Track Results
Lyles won over Max Thomas (19.98) while Taylor finished 3rd overall running in a separate heat to break Lyles' decade-old 20.09 record. On the women's side, Mariah Maxwell moved to #5 on the HS all-time list with 22.44, finishing second to pro McKenzie Long (22.42).
- MB: Georgia freshman Adaejah Hodge runs 10.77 (+1.7) - 2nd fastest in NCAA history
- MB: Gout Gout doesn't silence the doubters - Follows up 19.67 200 with a 10.21 (+0.5) Gout won the Austrlian U20 100m title in 10.21 after running 10.10 (+0.3) in the prelims.
- MB: Melanie Doggett - 14-years-young- runs 11.01 (NWI) 100m!!! The HS freshman is a phenom.
- Trent McFarland runs 3:33.17 at Wake Forest Invy to move to #2 on the NCAA all-time 1500m list He broke Kevin Sullivan's 29-year-old Michigan school record (3:35.19). His teammate Brendan Herger was runner-up in 3:34.06 for #8 NCAA all-time. *Results
*MB: McFarland 3:33.17
Bryan Clay Invite
Hedengren broke Parker Valby's outdoor record (although she's already ran faster indoors with her 14:44.79 at BU). NCAA champ Pamela Kosgei finished 13 seconds back in 3rd. Kansas' Emmaculate Jemutai won the women's 800m in 1:59.88; Shelby Houlihan was 6th in 2:01.68. In the open 5000m, high schooler Abdinasir Hassan ran 13:52.31 to break Edward Cheserek’s sophomore class record (#9 on the prep all-time list).
- Louisville's Geoffrey Kirwa runs world lead and NCAA #2 all-time 8:08.10 steeplechase at Bryan Clay The 26-year-old Kenyan sophomore is the only collegian besides Henry Rono to go under 8:10. Louisville's Elsingi Kipruto won the 10,000m in 27:29 (#10 NCAA all-time). Notre Dame's Sophie Novak won the women's steeple in 9:24.
- MB: Colin Sahlman 1:44.42 at Bryan Clay Puts him #8 on the collegiate all-time outdoor list
Kenyans John Korir & Benson Kipruto will attempt to join the Boston legends club by winning their 2nd title while Zouhair Talbi, Alex Maier, & Clayton Young lead a deep US field.
Defending champ Lokedi is the clear favorite with her longtime rival Hellen Obiri running Boston. Fiona O'Keeffe and American record holder Emily Sisson headline a STACKED US field.
It's been nearly a decade since an American man has finished in the top 3 at Boston. And we've got good news and bad news. The good news? There are 8 sub-2:09 Americans hoping to end that drought. The bad news? We expect the drought to continue.
The latest forecast shows the predicted wind shifting even in more of westerly direction which is great as that means the runners will have a tailwind helping them on Monday. The temps will be ideal as well.
International News
- The Sydney Morning Herald: "Trolling influencers" and "legitimate athletics writers" doubt doubt Gout Gout, he'll try to respond on the track this weekend He's running in the 100m in the Australian Junior Championships in Brisbane and his agent says expect a big time.....as long as the wind is favorable. ;)
*MB: Jonathan Gault says you have to "wonder a bit" about Gout Gout's 19.67 as the top 5 all PBd by at least .21 - Do you agree? - MB: World Athletics refuses to allow 5 Olympic medallists - including Bridgid Kosgei and Ronald Kwemoi - to transfer their allegiance to Turkey in return for cash 2024 Olympic discus champ Rojé Stona was also on the list with two other Jamaican medallists.
What an indoor season
He’s 17, still in high school, and already a world champion. Cooper Lutkenhaus went undefeated this indoor season and is now LetsRun.com’s Athlete of the Month.
News from Europe
- Will Crystal Palace’s ‘hallowed' track be revitalized and create more athletics history? We'll find out soon We'll find out soon if the stadium where Dave Bedford set his 10,000m world record in 1973 may get a £130m redevelopment.
- Ireland's most decorated Paralympian Jason Smyth (21 gold medals) finds life after sport to be a bit tough "In sport, I knew exactly what I was working towards. Since stepping away, that hasn’t been as clear. It feels a bit directionless when you don’t know where you’re trying to go."
Our Weekly Recap
Gout Gout goes sub-20, Cameron Myers joins Timothy Cheruiyot in the history books, Claudia Hollingsworth gets DQd and un-DQd and we wonder why the closing splits were so fast at the Paris Marathon. Plus Jackson Spencer impresses. It's a massive Week That Was.
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18-year-old Gout Gout just clocked a staggering 19.67 in Sydney—shattering the Australian record and putting himself in the same conversation as Usain Bolt. But was it a generational leap or a "perfect storm" of wind and environment? From "unicorn conditions" to a deep dive into wind-gauge physics and the FloJo parallel, Robert Johnson breaks down why Gout Gout is a massive talent, but why you shouldn't expect a repeat performance in Europe this summer.
The Latest LRC Exclusive
Sawe underwent 25 out-of-competition drug tests in the two months before winning last year's Berlin Marathon. We spoke to Sawe and the AIU's Brett Clothier about the impact Sawe's announcement has had on the sport, and their plans to keep the program going in 2026.
- More: Sabastian Sawe's first long-form interview in English Sawe went on the Podium Athletics podcast to discuss his drug testing regime and chances at breaking Kelvin Kiptum's 2:00:35 world record.
If you are a fan of Sawe you'll also love this
An interesting read. Did you know he grew up without electricity? That his uncle is the Ugandan 800m NR holder at 1:43.72. That he didn't make his European debut until 2022 when he was almost 27?
Important Administrative News
- Grand Slam Track athletes vote 123-0 to approve bankruptcy plan that will see them get 70% of what they are owed The vendors will only get 14-16% of what they are owed.
- Discus world record holder Mykolas Alekna tore his pec muscle and is out for the season and as a result, 3-time NCAA champ Peyton Bair may redshirt Oregon's outdoor season If he redshirts, then Bair would have a full season of indoor and outdoor in 2027. "The ultimate goal is to win a national championship, and national championships are hard to win," Schumacher said. "Obviously the loss of points (due to Alekna's absence) mean's we're looking at our board and trying to figure out what is best."
- Emile Cairess Withdraws from 2026 TCS London Marathon He was expected to go for the British record. “Unfortunately, the calf issue I sustained earlier in my training block means I am not currently where I need to be, I’ve done my best to be on the Start Line but unfortunately, I have to make the tough decision to withdraw."
Mt. SAC Relays
- DyeStat Preview: 10 college/pro storylines to watch at the Mt. SAC Relays Not-retired-yet Dalilah Muhammad is racing the 800m. The 2016 Olympic 400H champ ran a 10-second PB of 2:04.51 last month in her first 800m in 11 years. 800m runners Raevyn Rogers, the Tokyo Olympic 800m bronze medalist, and Allie Wilson are in the 1500m.
- DyeStat Preview: 10 high school storylines to watch at Mt. SAC Relays 8:43 3200m runner Maximo Zavaleta is doing the 800/1600 double.
Looking Ahead To Summer Sprinting
- Noah Lyles will race over 150m at the Ostrava Golden Spike meet on June 16 He wants to break the 14.92 world best recently set by Kishane Thompson.
- BBC: Olympic 100m champ Julien Alfred will be on of the stars competing at this summer's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow She'll be up against GB's Dina Asher-Smith in the 100m.
- Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Letsile Tebogo announced for World Athletics Ultimate Championship
- British sprint stars Amy Hunt, Dina Asher-Smith and Daryll Neita will go head-to-head in London DL 200m on July 18
- Rhasidat Adeleke to open comeback season in Shanghai Diamond League 400m on May 16 She'll face world bronze medalist Salwa Eid Naser and the 2025 World Indoor champion Amber Anning.
NCAA News
- MB: Virginia Tech coach Ben Thomas currently on NCAA probation for recruiting violations The violation summary says that Thomas "impermissibly coordinated" with Akron head coach Timothy Sykes about possible transfers before they had entered the transfer portal and then later on Sykes was hired by Virginia Tech as an assistant distance coach.
- OSU's Billah Jepkurui ran 4:04.59 (#5 NCAA all-time) at the Arkansas Spring Invite last weekend She had a teammate pace her for 700m and ran the rest solo to win by 26 seconds.
- Georgia men move to #1 in latest NCAA DI rankings LSU, Texas A&M and Texas are ranked 2-4 while Tennessee jumped 18 spots to #5.
- Georgia women move up to #1 in NCAA rankings; Texas A&M jump four spots to #2 BYU and LSU are ranked 3-4 and last week's #1 Texas dropped to #5.
- T&F News' men's NCAA formchart has Arkansas 1 point over Auburn and Oregon and Georgia a close 3-4 Includes event-by-event top-10.
LetsThrow.com
- Deep shot put announced for Pre Classic with Ryan Crouser, Joe Kovacs, Tom Walsh and Leonardo Fabbri
- Lots of stars announced for Drake Relays Thursday night throwing events American record holder Rudy Winkler headlines the men's hammer.
- Ryan Crouser-founded World Shot Put Series returns to Drake Relays for 2026 This is a unique shot put event which uses a "king of the ring" format where throwers have to get past a designated line in order to advance.
- Lawrence Okoye improved his own British discus record to 71.88m at the Romona Throws Series in Oklahoma He finished 3rd place.
- Air Force's Texas Tanner threw 69.56m (#2 NCAA all-time) at the "Ramona wind" aided Oklahoma Throws Series over the weekend
Distance News
- World champion Peres Jepchirchir withdraws from London Marathon She says she isn't at her top fitness because she only started training in late January due to a December stress fracture.
- Athletics Weekly: "Jakob Ingebrigtsen's training system forces a patient return to form" "The Norwegian Method does not encourage flat-out workouts that fast-track fitness following injury."
- Jimmy Gressier announced for Monaco DL 5000m on July 10
- Jess Hull fall: Champion runner's dad and coach Simon remorseful after blow-up, says he apologized to Australian Athletics
More Gout News
- Gout Gout will go head-to-head against Olympic champ Letsile Tebogo at the Oslo DL on June 10 Gout will also race Tebogo at the Pre Classic in July.
- The Guardian asks if Gout Gout can break Usain Bolt's 19.19 WR They write, "Comparisons with the Jamaican great are perhaps unhelpful at this nascent stage of Gout’s career, but given his clear upwards trajectory, the hope in his camp is that Bolt’s longstanding open record of 19.19sec, set in 2009, will be the next to fall."
- Athletics Weekly: "How special was Gout Gout's record-breaking 200m?" Erriyon Knighton's world U20 record was 19.69 and the fastest Usain Bolt ever ran as an U20 was 19.93 at the 2004 Carifta Games.
Arcadia
Simeon Birnbaum's meet record of 8:34.10 is history thanks to Spencer who did much of the early leading and then had as sensational final 200. In the end, Spencer ran an 8:31.80, with a 56.59 last lap - the only boy under 60. He went 4:20.00 - 4:11.80. Watch the race above - we've cued it to start at the bell. For the 2nd year in a row, 55 boys broke 9:00. Abigail Hennessy won the girls race in 9:50.84.
*MB: Jackson Spencer 8:31.80 with a 56.59 last lap!!!
- Quincy Wilson (45.48) breaks Michael Norman's (45.51) meet record at Arcadia
- Girls sprints: Rosary, CA runs No. 2 4 x 100 all-time (44.23) They broke a 22-year old state record in the process.
- Union Catholic girls break SMR national record (3:47.35)
- Servite boys continue dominance with #4 all-time 4x200 relay
- MB: Jackson Spencer wants to 8:30 at Arcadia this weekend - Can he do it?
- MB: Jackson Spencer’s 47.8 relay split
- MB: Anyone think it's crazy these HSers are flying to meet after meet. Oregon Relays, Florida Relays, Arcadia, etc.
- MB: Guys from 39 different states have broken 9:00 at Arcadia. Here's the list of the 11 who haven't done it
LRC Track Talk
Simeon Birnbaum is having a breakout NCAA year, finishing 2nd at NCAAs, but he's not interested in being second or even running fast. "No one cares about second or third… go win something."
More Distance News
- Norwegian team doctor tells press that Jakob Ingebrigtsen has suffered no setbacks in his comeback but people need to be patient "Patience is demanding. But he is doing the job. There have been no relapses, and the training has gone according to plan," said the doc.
*MB: Jakob Ingebritsen update - on track, but needs time - Keely Hodgkinson will run her 1st Diamond League 400m in Rome
- Marathon superfan propopsed after his girlfriend ran Tokyo - he didn't live to see her run Boston
- Hong Kong Marathon considering new course, 2-day format after attracting 74,000 runners That's 74,000 over the 10k, half and full.
The Latest LRC Exclusives
The Latest LRC Exclusives
We asked Jonathan Gault to try to find out what many of the top pros are up to.
Richardson, who was charged with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault after shoving boyfriend Christian Coleman at the SeaTac airport, and prosecutors agreed to postpone the case for two years when it would be dismissed as long as she met certain criteria, including "no criminal law violations."
Josh Kerr 222 podcast
Josh Kerr is chasing Hicham El Guerrouj’s mile world record his way, choosing a packed London Diamond League over a controlled time trial and insisting on “my race, my rules.” Kerr discussed his world record attempt and most recent world title over Cole Hocker on the LetsRun.com podcast.
Johh Kerr swears by power-to-weight training to improve his speed – here’s how and why you should do the same 'My gym coaches have done a really good job of finding where my weaknesses are. I need to create more power. My goal is that my power-to-weight ratio needs to be good.
World Championships Shake-up
The marathon will still be part of the 2027 and 2029 World Champs, but after that it will be it's own standalone championships with men and women competing in alternate years. Athens is expected to be the first host.
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Day 3 @ 2026 World Indoors
Day 3 @ 2026 World Indoors
Lutkenhaus won gold at the age of 17 years, 93 days, younger than any individual men's gold medalist at not just World Indoors, but World Outdoors and the Olympics as well.
Hodgkinson set a championship record of 1:55.30 to win the 800, then ran the fastest split on the 4x400 (50.10) less than an hour later as her training mate Georgia Hunter Bell won gold in the 1500. Plus a look at why the meet was a TOTAL DISASTER for Africa. Africa had won at least one gold in each of the last 19 editions, and at least two golds in every edition since 1995. Yet in Torun, African athletes didn't just fail to win a distance gold; they failed to win a medal -- of any color -- in any event. Hell, Africa didn't even produce a finalist in the men's 1500.
Cooper Race Video & MB Talk
- MB: World Indoor Championships Day 3 Discussion Thread + Live Reaction Show at 4 pm ET When Worlds came to a close, we broke it down for you live from Poland and coach Chris Capeau joined the LRC Track Talk show to tell you how Cooper Lutkenhaus won gold at age 17.
- Cooper MF Lutkenhaus is World Champ He ran like a seasoned veteran. WHAT. A. RACE. Watch it above in the video player. Need a VPN for a US IP? Use the VPN we use.
*Lutkehaus talks to LRC post-race - Keely She dominated the 800 and then came back with the fastest split in the 4 x 400.
- Thoughts on Devynne Charlton WR seemingly out of nowhere? She equalled the 60mh WR.
- Nikki MF Hiltz Bronze! And a PR too.
- Is Cole Hocker the worst tactical distance runner in the world over the past 6 years?
- Emily Mackay Deserves a THREAD!
- Hull deserves a DQ She most definitely didn't get a DQ and left with two medla.s
- Cooper Lutkenhaus Will Break Josh Hoey's WR Tomorrow
- Who has the better all-time resumé: Mu or Keely?
- Ben Pattison will humiliate Cooper in the final
World Indoors Final Day Non-Distance Recaps
- USA breaks championship record in men's 4x400m (3:01.52) They were just .01 off the world indoor record. Belgium was a distance silver in 3:03.29.
- Team USA wins women's 4x400m gold 3:25.81 to Spain's 3:25.85. Keely Hodgkinson raced for GB raced less than an hour after winning 800m gold and had the fastest split of the race (50.10).
- The Netherlands' Sofie Dokter beats out US's world hepathlon champ Anna Hall in World Indoor Pentathlon Hall ran a 2:06 800m, but it wasn't enough as she lost, 4888 points to 4860 points.
- New Zealand's Tom Walsh wins shot put gold with final round throw of 21.82m US's Jordan Geist (21.64m) and Roger Steen (21.49m) took silver and bronze.
- Bahamas' Devynne Charlton equals her own WR (7.65) to win 60H gold
- GB's Molly Caudery regains her world indoor PV title with 4.85m The event had record depth for an indoor meet with nine women clearing 4.70m.
- Portugal's Gerson Baldé wins surprise LJ gold with 8.46m Greece's two-time Olympic champ Miltiádis Tentóglou finished back in 6th (8.19m).
- Portugal’s Agate De Sousa wins World Indoor LJ with 6.92m
- USATF recap: Golden hat trick for Team USA on final day
- World Athletics final day PM short event-by-event recaps
*Final day AM event-by-event recap
Day 2 @ 2026 World Indoors
Day 2 @ 2026 World Indoors
Kerr won his second world indoor title in three years in 7:35.56. Hocker was way back with one lap to go and came on strong, but was too far behind to catch Kerr. He nipped France's Yann Schrub at the line by .01 with 7:35.70 for silver. Yared Nuguse was 5th (7:37.08). Italy's Nadia Battocletti (8:57.64) won a tactical women's final ahead of the USA's Emily Mackay (8:58.12) and Australia's Jessica Hull (8:58.18).
Josh Kerr wins a tactical 3000m showdown over Cole Hocker, Cooper Lutkenhaus runs the fastest World Indoors 800 semifinal since 1997, and Emily Mackay earns silver — we break down all the action from Day 2 in Toruń.
Lutkenhaus, who won his 800m semi comfortably in 1:44.29 -- the fastest time at World Indoors in 29 years -- will try to become the youngest medalist in the history of the World Indoor Championships on Sunday.
- Discussion: Lutkenhaus just jogged a 1:44.2 The teen was SENSATIONAL in his semi.
- World Indoor Championships Day 2 Discussion Thread
- Real test for Cooper LUTKENHAUS in semifinal Try again doubters.
- Ben Pattison will humiliate Cooper in the final
- Wiley is top US runner She has made the final.
World Indoor Day 2 Field Recaps
- Switzerland's Simon Ehammer breaks WR to win heptathlon gold He scored 6670 to break the record US's Ashton Eaton set at the 2012 World Indoor Champs by 25 points. Talking about Eaton, Ehammer said, "I cannot even count how many times I've watched Ashton Eaton compete in the decathlon and heptathlon. I learned a lot from him and now I have broken his world record. I've already spoken to him on the phone. It was a pleasure. It's incredible."
- Mondo Duplantis soars to 6.25m championship record to win fourth world indoor pole vault title
- Cuba's Pérez Hernández retains world indoor triple jump title with 14.95m
Meet Fotyen Tesfay
Tesfay, who has a half-marathon best of 63:21 (#3 all-time) is the latest star in the group of famed Ethiopian coach Gemedu Dedefo, who has now coached five of the 11 fastest female marathoners in history.
The winners of our prediction contests
World indoors are this week. The LetsRun.com prediction contest team for Worlds is set. Meet the winners from the USAs contest and some of our other recent contests as well. They highlight the best of LRC.
LRC Exclusive
Since he stopped racing in the middle of the 2025 cross country season for Iowa State, Seth Clevenger has taken DIII by storm. The Rowan University athlete is the DIII leader in three events. But following the release of a video of an alleged EPO order, multiple former teammates told LetsRun.com that Clevenger said he took banned substances in 2025 while at Iowa State and admitted as such to the coaching staff. The situation raises questions about a potential hole in the NCAA’s anti-doping policy. We investigate how a star could allegedly admit to banned drug use and remain eligible to compete.
Your latest American stars share their insights.
American Record Holders
American Record Holders
Keira D'Amato, the new American record holder in the marathon, was joined by Deena Kastor, who held the record for 15 years.
Sisson was the guest on the LetsRun.com Track Talk podcast after she became the first American to go sub 67 in the half marathon on a record-eligible course. Podcast highlights above. Full pod here.
Woody Kincaid joined us after he broke the American record indoors at 5000. He talks above why he left the Bowerman Track Club. Podcast highlights and link to full podcast here.
Coogan's New Balance Boston team had 3 Olympians in 2021 and 2022 could be the biggest year yet for the program with 2 new additions and the TRACK at New Balance coming on March 1st.
Danny Mackey has taken the Brooks Beasts from an unproven club to the Olympic podium in its first decade.
Dathan Ritzenhein is the first of the top pro coaches to sit down and talk about his club heading into the 2022 campaign.
Best of Jon Gault
Best of Jon Gault
Take Your Love of LetsRun to the Next Level
Take Your Love of LetsRun to the Next Level
LetsRun Classics
LetsRun Classics
