David Weir (coach: Jenny Archer) narrowly missed out on another world title as the six-time Paralympic champion finished second at the IPC World Championships Marathon, which was held at the Virgin Money London Marathon today. Weir, who was aiming for a record-breaking seventh victory on
Runners in the Big Sur International Marathon typically have two natural elements to battle – the 16 hills along the rural, coastal route and the relentless headwinds coming off the ocean. Today’s race provided both, but under crystal clear skies and nearly flawless execution.Defen...
Annie Bersagel fell early in the race but recovered to defend her title in the METRO GROUP Marathon Duesseldorf. The American showed great determination to go on and clock a personal best of 2:28:29. In good weather conditions Marius Ionescu of Romania won the men’s race with 2:13:19. Adding o...
As we approach the 100 year commemoration of the ANZAC landing in Gallipoli, David Tarbotton for Athletics New South Wales and Athletics Australia takes a look back at the impact of war on track and field during the war years. He profiles some of the
Ash Tehrani is actually a native Australian, but has been living in London for some time now. And this year he faces his third participation in the Wall Race. Ash connects some very unique emotions with the 100Meilen Berlin and chose to take up on the Wall Race
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