Racing

No runner has ever won the 5,000-meter, 1,500-meter, and 10,000-meter treble at the same Olympics. But there have been other memorable distance triples and doubles.

Because races full of beer, cookies, and froyo are the opposite of stressful

After 18 years of putting on the marathon show, race director Peter Ciaccia is ready to move on

Jakob Ingebrigtsen became a “professional” runner as a child. Is that a recipe for future success?

After years of being the bad guy, athletics’ international governing body is in a unique position to defend what’s right.

U.S. women runners are on fire right now. Why are most of them coached by men?

Being old doesn’t mean you can’t be fast. Just ask two-time Olympian Anthony Famiglietti.

Two weeks after Kathrine Switzer made headlines at Boston in 1967, 13-year-old Maureen Mancuso quietly shattered the women's world record. Few people noticed.

As Boston looms, so do the fears that haunt every marathoner

The hills and weather are two of the biggest factors to consider when preparing to run the Boston Marathon.