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Andy Jones-Wilkins, a veteran ultrarunner, has ended his AJW’s Taproom column on iRunFar. The bi-weekly column, which began in 2011, covered ultramarathon running and trail running culture. Jones-Wilkins expressed gratitude for the platform and his readers.
Over 15 years, Jones-Wilkins published 600 articles, discussing topics like the Western States 100, ultrarunning history, and running with age. He also highlighted the importance of community and connection within the sport. Jones-Wilkins plans to focus on family and writing a book. Read more trail coverage.
Jones-Wilkins cited Steve Prefontaine’s pre-race rituals as inspiration for his own approach to life and running. He plans to explore these themes in his upcoming book, which will delve into vulnerability, balance, authenticity, and transcendence. Related: Aging Runner Reflects on Pros and Cons of Running Later in Life.
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Andy Jones-Wilkins reflects on his 15-year run with iRunFar’s AJW’s Taproom. Andy Jones-Wilkins, a veteran ultrarunner, has ended his AJW’s Taproom column on iRunFar. The bi-weekly column, which began in 2011, covered ultramarathon running and trail running culture. Jones-Wilkins expressed gratitude for the platform and his readers.
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Runner World published this brief on October 9, 2026. The underlying iRunFar report was dated October 9, 2026.
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