Archive, page 3
- Ingebrigtsen kicks 26.07 to beat Hocker in Budapest
Jakob Ingebrigtsen closed the last 200m in 26.07 to win the World Ultimate 5000m in 12:59.24 over Cole Hocker, with Americans finishing 2-3-5-6-7. Also: a first look at the Adios Pro 5, Grant Fisher eyes the roads, and the Beaverhead 100k ends.
- Ingebrigtsen picks the 5000m first at World Ultimates
Jakob Ingebrigtsen will run the 5000m in Budapest and decide on Sunday's 1500m afterward, according to a Norwegian TV2 report relayed by Jonathan Gault.
- Megan Eckert runs 636 miles in six days, world record
Megan Eckert covered 636.482 miles at the 6-day world championships in Hungary, a women's world record and the overall American record, men included. Plus the Novablast 6 beats the Nimbus 28, and a $10 million meet opens in Budapest.
- Cam Myers wins, Ingebrigtsen calls the field cowards
A 20-year-old Australian kicked past a shoving Diamond League 1500 final, Jakob Ingebrigtsen called the field cowards and then half took it back, and the AIU sidelined a 26:39 10K runner and banned a 2:18 marathoner.
- World Road Champs are back; Hicks and Rudel get US spots
The World Road Running Championships return next weekend in Copenhagen, and per Jonathan Gault the New Haven 20K quietly doubled as the US half marathon selection race for 2027, on a selection document published August 11.
- Rudel wins USATF 20K title, Chelagat banned four years
Rachael Rudel took her first national title at New Haven while McKirdy Trained called the missing live results comical, and the AIU handed Kenya's Caren Chelagat a four-year ban.