Another busy weekend in Japan and for Japanese athletes racing abroad. On the roads, the biggest thing at home was ASICS’ Tokyo:Speed:Race Wavelight-paced promo event for its new road shoe lineup. After setting a 59:27 NR at the Marugame Half in February, Tomoki Ota (Toyota) added another low-hanging NR fruit to his resume with a 13:30 for 10th in the 5 km. Harbert Kibet (Uganda) took
https://www.launcestonrunningfestival.com.au/news/world-class-runners-to-chase-records-and-50-000-prize-pool-on-june-1Entry list highlights with PBs:MenBrett Robinson (Australia) – 59:57Tsubasa Ichiyama (Japan/Sunbelx) – 1:00:22Kento Baba (Japan/Rikkyo Univ.) – 1:00:26Andy Buchanan (Australia) – 1:00:28Teruki Shimada (Japan/Teikyo Univ.) – 1:00:56Hiroto Kuniyasu (Japan/Rikkyo Univ.) – 1:01:
Canada’s race-walk world record holder impressed at Sunday’s BMO Vancouver Marathon
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About The Shoe Robbe gives his first thoughts on the Nike Streakfly 2 as Thomas gives historical background information while walking the back alleys of Baltimore. Crazy light shoe built […]
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To start the week Lindie Naughton brings us all the Irish endurance action and news from the weekend just gone (Monday 5th May). Tilahun Nigussie had over thirteen minutes to spare when winning the Belfast City Marathon on Sunday (May 4). His time of 2:13.37 improved the Course Record. A distant second was Aaron Hanlon […]
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