How Kaitlin Donner Broke The One-Mile Stroller Run World Record
A former elite triathlete beats Neely Gracey’s record by 13 seconds
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Women’s Sports Isn’t ‘Having a Moment.’ It’s a Movement, New Study Shows
If it feels like people are paying more attention to women’s sports this year, it’s because they are, according to a new study by Parity
Eliud Kipchoge’s Faith Endures Hardest Test
Amid an online harassment campaign in the wake of Kelvin Kiptum’s tragic death, the greatest marathoner of all time finds a way to believe as he prepares for his fifth Olympic games
Run the New York City Marathon Course on Your Peloton
Will this digital sneak peek give out-of-town runners a leg up on training?
Everyone’s Favorite Boston Marathon Dog Memorialized with Statue
Spencer the marathon dog will be memorialized forever as Boston’s biggest cheerleader. Will his successor, Jimmy the puppy, be ready to wave the flag come race day?
Jasmin Paris Becomes First Woman to Finish World’s Hardest Race
The 2024 Barkley Marathons will go down as one of the greatest days in ultrarunning history with the first woman finisher, an unprecedented five finishers, and the first individual four-time finisher.
What You Need to Know About the Barkley Marathons
After a brief memorial, a cigarette was lit at 11:37 A.M. Eastern on Tuesday to mark the start of the sport's most mythical race.
Women’s Sports Foundation Celebrates 50th Anniversary
CEO Danette Leighton talks about the highlights of the foundation that altered the course of women’s sports
Splits: U.S. Distance Running Continues an Alarming Lack of Coaching Diversity
Nearly all of the American pro training groups are led by white men
What You Missed: New Moms Are Running to New Heights
From the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow to the 15K Road Nationals in Jacksonville to the Tokyo Marathon, this weekend provided a drama-filled window into what’s to come on the road to Paris