It’s a great time to be a US distance fans as the US superstars are better than ever. Leading the charge is Cole Hocker, who was sensational in the men’s mile, and Cooper Lutkenhaus in the 800 who moved to #6 in indoor world history. We share our…
Read MoreLangon (7:34.00) was fortunate not to be DQ’d after veering into lane 3 in a home straight duel with North Carolina’s Colton Sands (7:34.05) as 19-year-old Tayvon Kitchen of BYU ran 7:36.23. *Full results BU Valentine Meet Start Lists Marco Langon should be DQd Marco Langon is NOT happy with…
Read MoreIn 1965, a US teenager (Jim Ryun) stunned the Olympic 1500 champ from New Zealand (Peter Snell). Now 60.5 years later, the roles are reveresed. Can Ruthe take down Hocker? Plus Jane Hedengren (mile) and Doris Lemngole (5k) will chase NCAA records in Boston. Sound Invite Preview – IM…
Read MoreGrand Slam Track’s bankruptcy plan proposes paying athletes about $6 million, or roughly 85% of the $7 million they are still owed while paying other creditors only 1.5%. If approved, this would open up the possibility for a season 2. The post Pay the Athletes 85%, Save the…
Read MoreUSAs will be at Icahn Stadium from July 23-26, the first time the meet has been held outside of Eugene since 2019. Meanwhile the USATF Grand Prix is relocating from New York to Texas A&M. The post USATF Outdoor Championships to be held in New York for first…
Read MoreKelati has left Under Armour’s Dark Sky Distance team in Flagstaff which is coached by her agent Stephen Haas. Who coaches her moving forward is TBD but we do now she won’t be joining Mike Smith‘s Nike group in Flagstaff. *MB: Weini Kelati leaves Under Armour and MissionRun Darksky – Update: Signs with…
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Why Nagoya Is a Paradise for Fermentation Lovers Nagoya is sometimes described as a city people pass through rather than stop in, despite it being Japan’s 4th largest city. But for travelers interested in food, that reputation quickly becomes hard to understand. This is one of Japan’s most…
Read MoreAfter a recent setback with his left Achilles which has been bothering him since last April, Ingebritsen fwent under the knife. Ingebrigtsen’s surgery was on the sheath around his left Achilles tendon, not the tendon itself. He said the recovery time is “somewhat short,” but his spokesperson Espen…
Read MoreThis week’s Friday 15 dives into Jakob’s Achilles surgery, Cole Hocker’s status, Sam Ruthe’s plans and Femke Bol’s 800 debut. Listen with a Supporters Club membership. The post The Friday 15 Is Out: Jakob’s Surgery, Femke’s 800, Hocker Debate appeared first on LetsRun.com. Agen Togel Terpercaya Bandar Togel…
Read MoreBol will race at 11:46 a.m. ET on Sunday against 2024 European outdoor silver medalist Gabriela Gajanova (1:58.22 pb) two other 1:58 performers from Switzerland in Lore Hoffman and Valentina Rosamilia. The post Femke Bol to make 800m debut in Metz on Sunday: preview & how to watch appeared first on…
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