Scott Traer News Today

The American ultrarunning legend punctuated her historic year on the trails by realizing a longheld "dream" at Arizona's Javelina Jundred

The spoils of professionalization aren’t spread equally across the sport of running. Athletes on this year’s U.S. 24-hour team are looking to change that.

The budget for the entire team—12 athletes, two managers, and a physician—is just $15,000.

Scott Traer qualified for his first U.S. national team more than a decade ago in 2012. While the 24-hour race format may seem eccentric, well-known names like Courtney Dauwalter, Kilian Jornet, and Camille Heron have dabbled in the ultra-track scene. International governing bodies regulate the discipline with USA Track & Field (USATF), the national governing body for track and field, cross country, road running, race walking, and mountain-ultra-trail (MUT) disciplines, overseeing the Amer...

Woburn native Scott Traer is aging like your grandfather’s old pickup truck.

Moab 240 finisher Callie Vinson of Arizona shares four important lessons

The Leadville Trail 100 Run presented by La Sportiva returned to Leadville this weekend, the finale of the 2023 Leadville Race Series. More than 700 runners, ranging from 18 to 72 years old and repres...

With last year's winners not returning to a highly competitive field, the 50th running of the storied ultra could be anyone's race

The Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run has been a canvas for inspiration, competition, and perseverance for five decades. For Callie Vinson, this year's Western States will serve as a celebration of her ten-year journey of personal transformation. In 2013, the thought of walking a mile for brunch tripped alarms for Vinson.

Last weekend’s hyper-competitive race in Arizona’s Sonoran desert drew top talent, record-breaking paces, and confusion around nonbinary award categories.