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The road to the Paris Olympics became a bit clearer for the American track stars after this past week’s USATF indoor championships. With some of the world’s fastest athletes competing for the same titles, the stakes have never been higher. With the Olympic Trials and the Paris Games right around the corner, the USATF Indoor…

The US has won 15 distance medals across the last 5 World Indoors & with Yared Nuguse, Cole Hocker, & Elle St. Pierre, it should add to that total in 2024.

Expected highlights in the women's and men's 800m

We received an unsolicited piece of Gonzo journalism from LRC visitor, Tim O'Hearn, who attended Millrose. The author remembered Rojo on the podcast saying he wanted to see a subjective writing style applied to track and field.  Even if you think you know what happened at Millrose, you need to read this piece to capture what really happened from the modern track fan.

Lyles ran a 6.43 pb to beat the WR holder Coleman by .01 and win his first US 60m title as Hocker blew out Hobbs Kessler and the rest of the 1500 field.

The Lewiston native's late surge comes up just short against rival Bryce Hoppel. Both runners will represent the United States at the world championships in Scotland in March.

In winning the US indoor 60m gold in a personal best and world-leading 6.43, Noah Lyles demonstrated yet again during this indoor season that he has refined his technique

Lewiston native and Brooks Beast runner achieved the fastest time of four heats Friday.

In doesn't get much bigger in the 60 than the WR holder against the 100 world champ. Nuguse faces Cole Hocker, Cooper Teare, and Abdihamid Nur in the 3K.

Noah Lyles, Grant Holloway, and Katie Moon are among the top Olympic stars to watch this weekend.