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    Competition

    Tigst Assefa's Berlin Marathon world-record

    Ethiopia's Tigst Assefa ran at world-record pace for two hours at the Berlin Marathon before a severe Achilles tendon injury in the final 1800 meters

    29 Sep 2026
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    Disciplines

    Tigst Assefa wins Berlin Marathon with ruptured Achilles

    Ethiopian marathoner Tigst Assefa won the Berlin Marathon in a course record 2:11:04, the third-fastest women's time ever, despite suffering a complete

    29 Sep 2026
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    Competition

    Guye Adola and Tigst Assefa win 2026 Berlin Marathon

    Ethiopia's Guye Adola won the men's race in 2:02:51, breaking the 2:03 barrier, while compatriot Tigst Assefa set a course record of 2:11:04 to win the

    27 Sep 2026
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    Competition

    Cyréna Samba-Mayela faces provisional

    French Olympic silver medallist Cyréna Samba-Mayela has been provisionally suspended by the Athletics Integrity Unit for three whereabouts failures within

    27 Sep 2026
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    Competition

    Villanova Cross Country 2026 Freshmen Under Five-Year Rule

    Villanova's men's cross country team is integrating four freshmen under the NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule as the women's program builds on

    26 Sep 2026
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    Competition

    Runner's World 2024 Guide Picks Top Beginner Running Shoes

    Runner's World has published a beginner's guide recommending seven running shoes, with the Brooks Ghost 18 named best overall.

    26 Sep 2026
  7. 07
    News

    Nike Structure Plus and Pegasus Trail Top Running Shoe Guide

    The Nike Structure Plus and ACG Pegasus Trail are named Best Super Stability Trainer and Best Value Trail shoe in an updated guide.

    25 Sep 2026
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    Disciplines

    Joe McConaughy sets John Muir Trail supported FKT

    Joe McConaughy set a new supported fastest known time on the John Muir Trail, completing the northbound route in two days and 16 hours.

    24 Sep 2026

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The discipline and the mark: what was run, jumped or thrown, and under what conditions. Disciplines is the spine, Competition follows the calendar, Marks & records carries the performances as published, Training covers the preparation, and Athletes & programmes covers the people and the squads.

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