With temperatures reported as high as 35˚C and sunny conditions, a total of 3,858 people were reported to have run Sunday’s Lake Saroma 100 km and 50 km Ultramarathon. The conditions were bad enough that 3 runners were taken to the hospital with heatstroke and world champion Haruki Okayama had to drop out mid-race, but that didn’t stop Hong Kong’s Kok Wai Tse from running strong over the 2nd half
This year’s edition of Western States 100 dished out plenty of heat, heartbreak and a few good reminders for the rest of us
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110 teams took part in the 72nd National Oga Ekiden in Akita Saturday, with 30 teams in the open division, 12 universities, 44 high school boys’ teams and 24 high school girls’ teams. The Shingenden Kogyo corporate team won the open division for the 2nd year in a row, with Hakone Ekiden champ Aoyama Gakuin University winning the 7-stage, 64.8 km university division in 3:14:28.In the 5-stage,
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Sutherland has very good shot at becoming the first Canadian to win The Bowerman Award since 2013
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