Women now outnumber men at road races, and many major events are more inclusive than ever. We invited women’s running experts to have a frank discussion about the purpose of races designed solely for women today.

While most competitive endurance athletes obsess over numbers, these runners are chasing miles the old-fashioned way: by listening to their bodies.

Turns out, it’s not just you who’s stressed on race day.

As “runfluencers” take up more space on marathon start lines, longtime runners are asking hard questions: Who deserves a bib, and who’s just here for the ‘gram?

Before you buy that training plan or do that online workout of the day, read this.

After a decade celebrating the “holiday,” I need a change.

She never thought she’d be a widow at 33, but this runaway bride is determined to live her life in a way that honors her late husband.

Nope, you don’t need to run a marathon to be a runner—or to reap the physiological and psychological rewards that training and racing offer.

Meet Tiangong Ultra, the winner of the robot division at a half marathon in Beijing. With help from ChatGPT (and our own creative absurdity), we asked about its competition, chafing, and even super shoes.