SHOE REVIEW: Adidas Agravic Speed Ultra 2
A speedy, lightweight shoe you’ll want for long trail races
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Nagoya Women’s Marathon Elite Field
Last year’s top 3 Sheila Chepkirui, Sayaka Sato and Eunice Chebichii Chumba are back for this year’s Nagoya Women’s Marathon on Mar. 8, but things are being set up more for it to be a race between Chepkirui, 2:17:49 in Berlin 2023, Aynalem Desta, 2:17:37 in Amsterdam last fall, and Japanese NR holder Honami Maeda, 2:18:59 at the Osaka International Women’s Marathon in 2024. Aynalem has the
Arao Becomes 1st Man in 40 Years to Score Back-to-Back Ome Road Race Wins
30 km is an under-appreciated distance, and both of Japan’s big races at that distance happened Sunday. At the Ome Road Race in western Tokyo’s mountains, Sydney Marathon 6th-placer Masato Arao (ND Software) became the first man since the great Kunimitsu Ito in 1985-1986 to win back-to-back years. Arao, who finished 39th of 40 on his leg at the New Year Ekiden last month, stayed in the pack
Barkley Marathons update: only 4 runners remain
Two-time UTMB podium finisher Mathieu Blanchard is currently on loop three, with three other competitors
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Issy Boffey’s Boston Breakthrough
A fortnight ago, Issy Boffey added her name to the list of people to deliver a magical performance at Boston University. With 1:57.43, she moved to eighth on the all-time list for the 800m indoors. It put her second on the British all-time list. She heads to this weekend’s British Indoor Championships full of confidence […]
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