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A woman has run 2:11:53 for the marathon - that's equivalent to a 3:56.21 mile according to WA - which seems shocking but Rojo tells you why it may not really be that crazy if you think about it.

The Brits say he's their greatest ever but might he actually be behind Paul Tergat? Plus let's hope Addy Wiley takes a lesson from the Mo Farah playbook.

Looks like Lyles is a podcast listener or was tipped off about rojo's prediction. After Jonathan Gault's question at 2:20:https://youtu.be/V_PQADaWMpg?t=14...

On this week's Track Talk podcast, I had an epiphany. Think about who supposed to be in the women's 5000 field for a moment.Letesenbet Gidey - 10,000 gold...

In his weekly recap, Rojo points out that lots of GREATS - Michael Jordan, Bjorn Borg, Simon Biles - have taken a break in their prime, but the good news is most of them come back. Will Athing Mu be the latest?

Michael Johnson was the guest on the LetsRun.com Track Talk podcast on the anniversary of his 19.32 double gold world record to share his thoughts on the sport and its current crop of stars.

In 2023, the 5000 all-time lists are being obliterated as are many American records. But let's give some love to the Brits - both their runners and fans.

Rojo says there isn't a Big 4 of US 1500m running in Cooper Teare, Cole Hocker, Yared Nuguse, and Hobbs Kessler as he adds in a 5th - Nathan Green. Which of these studs will go home devastated?

Nordås was the guest on the LetsRun.com Track Talk podcast this week. Below are some highlights rearranged for reader experience.

Last week, both Hobbs Kessler and Cole Hocker PRd at 800 so which of the Big 4 will miss out Team USA?