2022 Munich Diary, Recap: Ingebrigtsen repeats as European 5000 meter Champion
This is the recap of the Men's 5000 meters from the recent 2022 European Athletics Champs, held in Munich, Germany, ...
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2022 Munich Diary, Day Four, A Night to Remember
The night of Day Four had some exciting performances, and Stuart Weir wants us to remember those great moments on ...
2022 Munich Diary, Day Two : Jakob Ingebrigtsen defends his 5000m title
This is the piece that RunBlogRun wrote about the European Championships 5,000 meters on day two, August 16, 2022, in ...
2022 Munich Diary: Jakob Ingebrigtsen to defend his 1,500m/5,000m double from Berlin 2018!
The European Athletics Championships begin Monday, August 15, and go to Sunday, August 21, 2022. There will be thirty-one defending ...
COROS Athletes Watch, #5: Mohammed Katir on a mission to make history for Spain at the World Championships!
This is our fifth COROS Athletes Watch, and the focus is Mohammed Katir, the 1,500m/5000m specialist from Spain. Mo Katir ...
Knee injuries keep D’Agostino from Olympic 5,000m final
Nikki Hamblin helps Abbey D'Agostino up after the fall, photo by PhotoRun.net Falls happen in distance racing in World Champs ...
SATV+RBR Interview: Molly Huddle in Boston (Pre Race)
Molly Huddle, March 15, 2015, United NYC Half, photo by PhotoRun.netMolly Huddle is the American record holder in the 5,000 ...
Genzebe Dibaba to highlight Women’s 5k at Pre Classic!
Genzebe Dibaba, photo by PhotoRun.netThe Prefontaine Classic is the two days each year that Nike sets aside to celebrate the ...
[Audio] Galen Rupp Interview, Stockholm DL, DN Galan GP, by Larry Eder
Galen Rupp ran the 5,000 meters at the DN Galan on 21 August.The day prior, August 20, we had twenty-two ...
Zurich Diary: Meraf Bahta holds off Sifan Hassan in the 5000 meters, by Larry Eder
I was sitting in the stands at the Payton Jordan Invitational, with my Aggie buddies. A night of track had ...
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