Slow Sprinter Urges Fast Action To Save His Marshall Islands Homeland
We ask Elliott Denman, a member of the 1956 U.S. Olympic team at 50k, to cover what he finds unique ...
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2016 Olympic Track and Field Fearless Picks and Predictions Day 3 – Sunday, August 14 by Mark Cullen
Ruth Jebet, steeplechase, photo by PhotoRun.net 2016 Olympic Track and Field Fearless Picks and Predictions Day 3 - Sunday, August ...
The Games Of The XXXI Olympiad, The Doping Debate: Bring It On
In between the sessions, one either writes, posts, and curates photos, if one is in the media, or one sits ...
Sandro’s Students Star in Seafront Olympic 20k Settings
Zhen Wang, photo by PhotoRun.net Zelin Cai, photo by PhotoRun.net The Chinese duo of Zhen Wang and Zelin Cai, went ...
Evaluating the medal prospects for Kenyan athletes in Rio at the middle of the Diamond League season, A view from Kenya
Justin Lagat's writing goal, each week, is to provide us insights into running in Kenya. Justin is also a huge ...
Olympic Year Dreams, 5 Track & Field Wishes For 2016 by Dave Hunter
David Hunter wrote this piece on New Year's Eve, with his five wishes for our sport in 2016. I just ...
Rob Heffernan gets his European 20k bronze medal, four years later, by Cathal Dennehy
Cathal Dennehy, one of our newest partners (he and Fiedhlim Kelly manage Jumping-the-Gun.com), wrote this fine piece on Robert Heffernan. ...
A Champion’s Demeanor, 110H World Champion David Oliver Keeps An Even Keel by Dave Hunter
David Oliver wins gold at the 110 meter hurdles, photo by PhotoRun.netJust look at this picture. This was David Oliver ...
Justin Gatlin: Earned Redemption? by Dave Hunter
This piece will find some sympathy with some readers and with others, it will make them furious that I have ...
[Audio] Interview with The London Marathon’s First Kenyan Champion Douglas Wakiihuri by Andy Edwards, Trackwise / Globerunner
Douglas Wakiihuri, the first Kenyan champion in London, was also an Olympic silver medalist in 1988, and 1987 World Champion. ...
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