How the Pandemic Running Boom Affects Pro Athletes
Runners sponsored by smaller companies might be in a better position than those who are signed by major brands
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The Enduring Appeal of the Fastest Known Time
Race cancellations have produced an uptick in FKTs, but the obsession predates the pandemic
Remembering the Race That Tried to Heal a NYC Neighborhood
How America’s “#1 Runners’ Restaurant” helped bring a community and its police force closer together
Putting It All on the Line for a Record
'An Almost Perfect Race,' from Salomon, follows runner Courtney Dauwalter during her course-record attempt at Western States in 2019
Will the NCAA's New Endorsement Rules Ruin College Running?
The regulations will allow collegiate runners to market themselves for profit
How Oiselle Is Committing to Anti-Racism
The women's running apparel company just signed activist Alison Désir and diversity and inclusion consultant Courtney Carter and is creating an advisory group to prioritize diverse voices
A (Reluctant) Case for the Virtual Race
With in-person events canceled for the foreseeable future, these "glorified time trials" can also deliver satisfaction
A Stop-Motion Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim Challenge
Kiplin Pastor had been training eight months for a rim-to-rim-to-rim run of the Grand Canyon, but COVID-19 stripped away that chance
Running While Black in New York
Coffey, a well-known figure in the city's vibrant running scene, has a powerful message about social injustice and racial inequality
"This Has Been Happening for a Long, Long Time"
In the midst of protests against police brutality and a global pandemic, four-time U.S. Olympian Meb Keflezighi weighs in on racism and running