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The Year the American’s Took Down the Toughest Footrace in the World
For the first time in Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc’s 20-year history, America has taken out the top spot in both the men’s and women’s races. Dubbed the toughest footrace in the world, Courtney Dauwalter and Jim Walmsley successfully navigated the 170km course before being greeted back in Chamonix by the sport’s most iconic festival.
Gold rush: Budapest’s Superstars add more World Titles to their Collections
Faith Kipyegon completes an unprecedented double in women’s running, while Jakob Ingebrigtsen successfully defends his world title in a thrilling finish.
Déjà vu: Jakob Ingebrigtsen’s World Championship Curse Follows him to Budapest
Jakob Ingebrigtsen’s troubles follow him from Eugene to Budapest, as Josh Kerr becomes the third Briton to claim the world 1500m title.
Faith Kipyegon: the Queen of the Metric Mile
Faith Kipyegon claims her third global 1500m title to further establish herself as the greatest 1500m runner of all time.
Drama and Dominance: 10,000m at the 2023 World Championships
Hassan tumbles in the closing stages, while Cheptegei becomes the fourth man to claim a hat-trick of global 10,000m titles.
What can we expect from Australia's Middle and Long-Distance Runners at the Budapest23 World Athletics Championships?
Australia’s middle and long-distance runners for Budapest23.
A Different Type of Cross-Country Run
Nedd Brockmann has just completed the 4000km journey from Perth to Sydney on foot: an epic undertaking that took him 47 days and saw him raise more than $2 million for charity.