LET’S GET SERIOUS: ”THE REAL WORLD’ LURKS BEYOND THAT BORDER TO THE EAST
This is Elliott Denman's second column on the World Champs 2023 and it is remotely done. Elliott has been to ...
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Day 5 evening preview: Will any one beat Jakob Ingebrigtsen in the men’s 1500m final?
This is Justin Lagat's preview of the Day 5 evening session. The evening on the 5th day of athletics in ...
2023 RunBlogRun Summer Mileage Program, Week 8, day 3, Wednesday is an easy day!
This is Wednesday, August 23, 2023. I am writing this from the National Athletics Centre in Budapest, Hungary! A fantastic ...
Faith Kipyegon Takes the Gold in the 1,500 meters in Budapest 2023!
Faith Kipyegon, in her own words (with a little help from Laura Muir) I have had an amazing privilege this ...
Nia Akins: A Steadfast Pursuit of Gold at the World Championships in Budapest
This is Deji Ogeyingbo's column on Nia Atkins, who runs the 800 m heats on Wednesday, August 23, 2023. Nia ...
Patience and Perseverance the fuel for Zango’s eventual Gold in the men’s Triple Jump
This is Deji Ogeyingbo's column on Burkina Faso's first gold medalist, Hughes Fabrice Zango! Patience and Perseverance were the fuel ...
10 lonely seconds to justify one’s existence
Stuart Weir wrote this piece on the Women's 100 meters, which was a stupendously dramatic race! 10 lonely seconds to ...
Conversations with Larry, Review of Day 2: Noah Lyles takes Gold in the 100m for USA! Budapest 2023!
The second night of the World Championships was a night celebrating just how exciting track & field can be! Noah ...
Letsile Tebogo: From frustrated footballer to first 100m African medallist at the World Championships
Africa now has a medalist in the sprints at the World Championships, and all of Botswana celebrates their young superstar. ...
Isaiah Harris: From NCAA Champion to World Championships Contender
The Men's 800m starts today. Isaiah Harris is in the event, having taken second behind Bryce Hoppel in the USATF ...
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