Yared Nuguse earned his fifth Diamond League victory, Kenny Bednarek ran a world-leading 19.69, and Frederik Ruppert became the first non-African-born man to break 8:00 in the steeplechase. We discuss Nuguse's historic streak, whether Cam Myers is on a world record trajectory, and what to expect when 17-year-old Cooper Lutkenhaus makes his Diamond League debut against Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Marco Arop.

Full pro results from the 2026 Music City Track Carnival.

The Australian teen smashed his 800m PB by more than three seconds, remained undefeated in 2026, and now owns a faster 800 PB than Cole Hocker, Josh Kerr, Yared Nuguse, and Niels Laros.

Parker Valby returned with a 14:49 PB at LA Track Fest, World Athletics unveiled controversial new standards that effectively ban BU indoor marks from Worlds qualification, and NBC News reporter Andrew Greif joined us from Las Vegas to discuss the Enhanced Games after organizers “expected multiple world records to happen, and it just didn’t happen.”

The standards are way harder than ever -- 1:43.00 in the men's 800, 3:30.00 in the 1500 -- as World Athletics targets 40% of qualifiers by standard and 60% by rankings. Plus athletes can no longer hit the standard on 200m indoor tracks like Boston University.

The inaugural Enhanced Games debuted in Las Vegas with athletes allowed to use performance-enhancing drugs, but the sprint results were surprisingly underwhelming. Fred Kerley won the men’s 100m in 9.97, while both track winners claimed they competed clean.

Full results from the 2026 Sound Running LA Track Fest.

Parker Valby returned to the track in style at the LA Track Fest, running a 14:49.41 pb in her first outdoor race as a pro. Plus Brandon Miller stunned the loaded men’s 800 field, Habtom Samuel broke 13:00, and Emma Coburn ran 9:23 in her first steeple in two years.

Does Simeon Birnbaum’s huge 1:44.67 pb mean he'll break the NCAA 1500m curse? Whats up with the 800? Gout Gout’s 60 Minutes profile, Parker Valby's return and a lot more.

Lokedi blasted the downhill section from 35k to 40k in 14:48 (with a 4:35 24th mile!) en route to a repeat victory in Boston in 2:18:51. Jess McClain was the top American for the second straight year, running a pb of 2:20:07 for 5th.

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.

John Korir smashed the Boston Marathon course record in 2:01:52 as three men went under the old mark. Zouhair Talbi ran 2:03:45, the fastest ever by an American citizen, and Charles Hicks' 2:04:35 also ran faster than Conner Mantz's American record.

Track the runners, talk about them and get live results here.

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.

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.

Cam Myers put on a sick display becoming the 2nd man ever to go sub 3:30 in a race and lead gun to tape. Meanwhile Claudia Hollingsworth had one of the fastest last laps ever in a 1500m but was DQd for taking out Jess Hull.

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.

Josh Kerr is going all-in on a 3:42 mile world record attempt. We break down his chances, recap Shelby Houlihan’s 10k win at The TEN, and dive into the bizarre Berlin Half Marathon pacing controversy.

Shelby Houlihan won her 10,000m debut at The TEN in 30:50.10 while Mohamed Abdilaahi broke Germany’s national record (26:56.58) in a tight men’s race.