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Germany’s Katarina Hartmuth and France’s Aurélien Sanchez delivered historic performances on two of ultrarunning’s most iconicRead more

With Garmin’s recent announcement of their acquisition of Training Peaks, some questions have popped up in its wake. If your first question is “what is Training Peaks?”, we’ve got you covered.Read more

The para star crossed the line first in the 400m, only to be disqualified over hisRead more

Compiled day 3 results from Saturday’s US track and field champs. The post Day 3 2026 USATF Outdoor Championships Results appeared first on LetsRun.com.Read more

For a long while many running brands had one big max stack shoe on their roster, now they have two or three. It’s fun and confusing trying to figure out exactly what makes each different and which is right for you. Read more

Nikki Hiltz and Nathan Green are both now US indoor and outdoor 1500 champs in 2026. Plus Nathan Mountain explains how he went from 9th at NCAAs to 1st at USAs in the steeple and teases the launch of a HOKA-sponsored pro track team in Portland. The post Nikki…Read more

I was excited to hear about the Topo Specter Elite. Topo Athletic has finally made a dedicated carbon-plated race shoe, and this one takes a different route from most marathon super shoes. It keeps the brand’s roomy toe box and lower 5 mm drop, then adds a full-length…Read more

There’s a new kid in town and they are doing things a little different. Minimalist runners and gym goers, Notace has entered the chat.Read more

At age 29, Noah Lyles equaled his pb and became the first man to break 9.80 since the Paris Olympic final. It was a shame they did so in front of a half-empty Icahn Stadium. “I think I made [a statement] that I’m still the world’s fastest man,”…Read more

Cooper Lutkenhaus won’t be the only high schooler in the US 800 final as 16-year-old Paige Sheppard also made it on the women’s side. But Donavan Brazier and Olympic 400m champ Quincy Hall both bombed out in their prelims. The post 2026 USAs Day 2: Two HSers make US 800m final,…Read more

Former Newbury Park high school coaching legend Sean Brosnan is back in the NCAA ranks as the new distance coach at USC. We caught up with Brosnan to discuss why he chose a program without a men’s cross country team, what really happened with his NCAA show-cause  penalty,…Read more

A track spike built for personal bests and podium pursuits The post SHOE REVIEW: New BalanceRead more

They say slow and steady wins the race, and the U.S. finalists took that advice toRead more

The shoes-and-beer concept has proven very popular at these western Ontario run-specialty shops The post BackRoadsRead more

In partnership with Marathon State of Mind, the event is giving participants access to personalized AIRead more

Utah’s Mike McKnight says he took BPC-157, which is often promoted for recovery, while trying toRead more

Salomon’s Aero Blaze 4 is designed and advertised as a shoe for any road runner to take on easy everyday runs as well as out for faster efforts.Read more

In a wild race featuring an 18:09 opening 5k and a 15:21 second 5k, Arkansas product Sydney Vaught (née Thorvaldson)—who balances her elite running career with that of her husband, professional team roper Trent Vaught—made a bold mid-race surge that would have made Steve Prefontaine proud. She broke…Read more

The UW men will have four alums in the 1500 final, while Simeon Birnbaum (1500) and Kenneth Rooks (steeple) were both eliminated in the distance prelims. US steeple leader Matthew Wilkinson survived a scare as well. The post What we learned on day 1 at USAs: Huskies…Read more

In the slowest US 10,000m final since 1959 (30:13.66), Woody Kincaid uncorked a lethal 25.95 final 200m to defeat American record holder Grant Fisher and capture his 3rd national title. The post Woody Kincaid Closes in 25.95 to Outkick Grant Fisher for US 10,000m Title appeared first…Read more

We’v ecompiled all the day 1 results for you so you don’t have to click on a million results. The post Day 1 2026 USATF Outdoor Championships Results appeared first on LetsRun.com.Read more

Get the latest results from NYC here. The post 2026 USATF Outdoor Championships Live Results appeared first on LetsRun.com.Read more

For veteran runners, targeted faster running is often necessary to continue improving speed, running economy andRead more

The NCAA is eliminating altitude and track-size conversions beginning in 2026-27. Here’s who benefits, who loses, and why travel costs could rise. The post NCAA Scraps Altitude Conversions: Winners, Losers, and the Unintended Consequences appeared first on LetsRun.com.Read more