It was Richardson’s 10th career wind-legal sub-10.80 clocking and her first since she ran 10.71 to win the US Olympic Trials almost exactly two years ago (June 22, 2024). *Sha’Carri Richardson is better! 10.77 today at Star Athletics Sprint Series The post Sha’Carr Richardson runs 10.77 – fastest time in nearly 2 years – at […]
Nike Nationals or New Balance Nationals? We compared every major event at the 2026 high school outdoor national championships to determine which meet has the strongest fields, and the answer wasn’t particularly close. The post Nike Outdoor Nationals vs New Balance Nationals: Which Meet Is Better? appeared first on LetsRun.com. PakarPBN A Private Blog Network […]
Olympic medallist and 2011 world champion Jenny Simpson is alive and receiving medical care after collapsing at a Sir Walter Miler pop-up event in Raleigh, N.C., on Monday night. Simpson was reportedly without a pulse for a period of time before CPR was performed and she was transported to a local hospital. *MB: Jenny Simpson […]
Sha’Carri Richardson and Kenny Bednarek (9.72w) won the 100s, Jamal Britt broke 13 seconds in the 110 hurdles, Tara Davis-Woodhall jumped a wind-aided 7.25m, and Cole stool returned in the 3000 at the 2026 USATF LA Grand Prix. The post 2026 USATF LA Grand Prix results: Sha’Carri Richardson, Kenny Bednarek win; Cole Hocker returns appeared […]
Birnbaum’s 1.13-second margin of victory was the largest since Olympic medalist Clayton Murphy in 2016. The post Simeon Birnbaum stamps himself as Oregon’s next distance star with dominant NCAA 1500m title appeared first on LetsRun.com. PakarPBN A Private Blog Network (PBN) is a collection of websites that are controlled by a single individual or organization […]
Tharp, the reigning NCAA and US champion, is now a world record holder at just 20 years old, going from 13.01 to 12.75 in one race. The post Ja’Kobe Tharp stuns track world — and himself — with 12.75 world record in 110m hurdles appeared first on LetsRun.com. PakarPBN A Private Blog Network (PBN) is […]
Seventeen-year-old Cooper Lutkenhaus won his first Diamond League 800 in 1:42.70, Audrey Werro stunned Keely Hodgkinson with the fastest women’s 800 since 1983, and Yared Nuguse beat Cam Myers in the 1500. We break it all down on the LetsRun.com Track Talk Podcast. The post Stockholm DL Podcast: Cooper Lutkenhaus Arrives, Audrey Werro Shocks Keely, […]
Taylor joined Erriyon Knighton as only the second American high schooler to break 20.00 in the 200. Other highlights included Trayvon Bromell (9.85, +3.8) taking down world champion Oblique Seville (3rd in 9.95) in the 100 and a great women’s hammer competition, where Camryn Rogers (79.36m) defeated American Rachel Richeson (79.33m) in the first meet […]
Aletheia Run has launched a completely redesigned app built from runner feedback, featuring adaptive training, 170+ strength and mobility exercises, leave-phone-behind tracking, and performance insights. LetsRun readers can get a 30-day free trial plus 10% off their first year with code LETSRUN10. The post Train Smarter, Stay Healthier: The All-New Aletheia Run App Is Here […]
Yared Nuguse earned his fifth Diamond League victory, Kenny Bednarek ran a world-leading 19.69, and Frederick Ruppert became the first non-African-born man to break 8:00 in the steeplechase. We discuss Nuguse’s historic streak, whether Cam Myers is on a world record trajectory, and what to expect when 17-year-old Cooper Lutkenhaus makes his Diamond League debut […]