Ruth Chepngetich of Kenya, 2022 Champion of both Nagoya in 2:17:18 and Chicago in 2:14:18 with the second-fastest women’s marathon in history, was “happy to be back in Nagoya” and said, “My condition is good, and my target for Sunday is to defend my title with a new course record.”
It is the AIU’s role to drive cheats out of our sport, and to do everything within its power to support honest athletes around the world who dedicate their lives to reaching their sporting goals through dedication and hard work.
The Yasukawa Denki men’s corporate team has announced that four of its members including 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics marathoner Hisanori Kitajima, 38, are retiring. Kitajima won the Hakone Ekiden’s Eighth Stage his fourth year at Toyo University. He finished 2nd as the top Japanese man...
World Athletics will also continue to commission articles, features and other content throughout the year highlighting the ground-breaking women in our sport. This will include developing a podcast series to tell stories of pioneering women and the challenges they face, including protection of femal...
“While much has been accomplished, there is still much to be done, and we look forward to achieving our plans for 2023 including hosting a number of gender leadership seminars and courses across the world, as well as the development of a mentoring programme for young women hoping to reach the highes...
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