28 Questions to Allyson Felix , from the RunBlogRun Archives
Today, April 27, 2026, Time magazine announced an exclusive with Allyon Felix. The five-time Olympian wants to make a sixth ...
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Josh Kerr, on his Global Medals!
Editor's Notes: Stuart Weir has interviewed Josh Kerr over his medal performances and provides us with a long view of this ...
Jonathan Edwards 30 years on
Editor's note: The Triple Jump in Torun should be a lot of fun. The jumping that Jonathan Edwards did thirty-one ...
Ashleigh Nelson: Summer and Winter Olympian
Ashleigh Nelson – summer and winer Olympian Last weekend (Winter Olympics were Feb. 6-Feb. 22, Winter Paralympic Games are March ...
This Day in Track & Field/X-Country–November 28, Lee Calhoun wins 110 meter hurdles (1956), written by Walt Murphy
Walt Murphy's News and Results Service ([email protected]) This Day in Track & Field/X-Country--November 28 1956--Cordner Nelson wrote in Track ...
This Day in Track & Field/X-Country–November 27, Al Oerter wins his first Olympic discus title (1956), written by Walt Murphy
Walt Murphy's News and Results Service ([email protected]) This Day in Track & Field/X-Country--November 27 1956--No one suspected it at the ...
Jonathan Edwards 30 years on
Jonathan Edwards 30 years on It is just over 30 years since Jonathan Edwards hopped, stepped, and jumped 18.29 meters ...
Coffee with Larry, May 12, 2025, Remembering my first Olympic experiences
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This Day in Track & Field History, April 10, Tom Burke, after winning the 400m, wins 100m in Athens (1896), written and compiled by Walt Murphy
Walt Murphy's News and Results Service ([email protected]) This Day in Track & Field--April 10 1880—Frank “Black Dan” Hart won the ...
This Day in Track & Field, April 3, Bud Houser sets WR at discus (1926),
Walt Murphy's News and Results Service ([email protected]) This Day in Track & Field--April 3 1868—William Gibbs set a World ...
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