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With Rule 40 restrictions looming, this is the time for athletes to tout their sponsors

The multiple American record holder is a huge fan favorite—does that give us a biased view of her case?

Will Trials of Miles’ scrappy approach work after COVID? 

Hobbs Kessler is taking the running world by storm

‘Nike’s Big Bet’ argues that the banned coach is too important to the company’s image

Cool clothing for quick laps and high-mileage days

The two-time Olympian is motivated for this year’s Boston Marathon, even as she considers a prospective career as an ultrarunner

This week’s episode of HBO’s ‘Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel’ offers raw scenes from the infamous race

For journalist Neil King, there’s never been a better time to reflect on the nation’s fraught history

Race performance still matters more than social media. For now. 

After 2020, holding the event at all will be a victory in itself

The new Ted Corbitt Loop is great, but we still need a Ted Corbitt ultra

Few activities are more self-sufficiently satisfying

Between a new wave of sponsored athletes and its forthcoming racing shoes, the legacy running brand wants a bigger piece of the action

A full-time realtor and a mother of two, 36-year-old Keira D’Amato hasn’t given up on her Olympic dream

Signing up for a race right now is a weird mix of optimism and being in denial

Several British stars, including Paula Radcliffe, recently spoke out against an initiative to equalize cross-country distances for male and female athletes. The debate is more complicated than it seems. 

The brand's ethos signals a departure from an apparel industry that has been dominated by giant shoe companies. But can it stay true to the soul of the sport?

We asked a range of experts how they see things shaking out during a very challenging time

Yesterday's race had incredible times, but it all felt a little too perfectly engineered  

Can the IOC create an internationally applicable code of conduct for Olympic protest?

After finishing a disappointing 12th place at the 2020 Olympic Trials, he is looking to close out the year with a big win

‘The Infinite Race’ examines the complicated relationship between ‘Born to Run’ and the runners the book made famous

Her death is a sad reminder of the ever present risk in mountain sports

With races canceled, Enda challenged its sponsored athletes to set a record on Mount Kenya

After running 2:31:49 and setting a U.S. junior record in the marathon, college freshman Tierney Wolfgram wants to try her hand at shorter events

Both professional and amateur athletes ran virtual iterations of the event in recent days

When the Cirque Series had all its events canceled, the race director challenged participants to spend a month running up and down hills 

Mine for PRs no matter the weather

Former Princeton runner Russell Dinkins argues that universities should preserve their "most accessible" sport

The world’s best marathoner was the favorite everyone was rooting for

'Win at All Costs' is an indictment of more than just the Nike Oregon Project

Building aerobic fitness is the key to making fast running feel "easy"

When cross-country season rolls around, there's no place like Vanny

The infamous race director Lazarus Lake and runner Ben Chan disagree on whether the running community is a place for serious debate

Liz "Mercury" Anjos just completed a mid-pandemic thru-hike of the AT—with the help of a small, dialed support squad and a van named Pegasus

A late-summer ode to sweating it out

'The Stand' has its moments, but struggles to add to the legacy of Tommie Smith and John Carlos 

Runners sponsored by smaller companies might be in a better position than those who are signed by major brands

Race cancellations have produced an uptick in FKTs, but the obsession predates the pandemic

How America’s “#1 Runners’ Restaurant” helped bring a community and its police force closer together

The regulations will allow collegiate runners to market themselves for profit 

With in-person events canceled for the foreseeable future, these "glorified time trials" can also deliver satisfaction

In the midst of protests against police brutality and a global pandemic, four-time U.S. Olympian Meb Keflezighi weighs in on racism and running

'Volksmarches' are popular walking events that involve tea stops, prizes, and a noncompetitive spirit

All-weather gear for every kind of summer running

Jessica Rogers and her team make some of our favorite trail-running gear

The company is upending the traditional athlete contract model, by hiring Mary Cain and Nick Willis as full-time employees

Runners used to just be obnoxious. Now we pose an active threat. 

As race directors of postponed events look toward the fall, the only certainty is that nothing is certain

Coogan's was in business for 35 years but fell victim to the coronavirus pandemic

But you still need to avoid others as best as you can

It’s an isolated struggle against an invisible adversary for an indefinite amount of time. Sound familiar?

Ben Rosario, coach of the Northern Arizona Elite, has some advice for runners in limbo

In an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus, many governments have cracked down on the world's most elemental sport

You know things are bad when the athletes and USATF are on the same page

With every race canceled, runners face logistical and ethical dilemmas. Some have turned to unusual solutions. 

As the pandemic continues to surge and major races are canceled, we can return to running for its own sake

The outlandish-looking trail model is designed to enhance stability. Here's how it stacks up.

A record number of participants took part in the most thrilling marathon on American soil

The women's race was about working together, while the men's race was about fighting alone

At the U.S. Olympic Trials, amateur runners have nothing to lose

What the Dave Scott-Thomas and Alberto Salazar scandals have in common 

Argeo Cruz ran the standard. But he had a much tougher obstacle to contend with. 

Asia's most prestigious marathon is the latest victim of the coronavirus

If the qualifying standard gets harder, will it dissuade runners from aiming high?

Track and field's governing body, World Athletics, has prohibited racing in prototypes and issued a limit on stack heights

With over 1,300 feet of climbing, the race will favor "grinders"

It's a new year, and the LetsRun message boards are making some adjustments

The Games have always been political. That's a given. But is the IOC also trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist?

It's not easy to make a living as a professional mountain runner, but the globe-trotting Coloradan is doing it on his own terms. We sent our writer on a weeklong bus trip with Gates (and a bunch of sweaty strangers) to find out more.

The experts have spoken on what we will see in the coming year

From Caster Semenya to the rise and fall of the Oregon Project, it's been an eventful ten years

At last weekend's California International Marathon, several runners made it by the skin of their teeth

Two new books take opposing views on one of the most contentious issues in sports

Things didn’t go as planned for the reigning Western States champ at The North Face Endurance Challenge, but she fought through it. (And drank a lot of Coke.)

In Cain’s case, her mistreatment led to athletic decline. But what if it hadn’t?

Roberta Groner and Sinead Diver reflect on what it means to be “young in running years” 

Following a breakthrough in shoe design, the IAAF might have to start regulating footwear. We asked the best runners in the world for their two cents. 

The Olympic Trials are only a few months away, but Des Linden and Jared Ward aren't afraid to hammer the streets of New York