World Half News Today

Last week was a great week one as Kenenisa Bekele battled Father Time and his fellow competitors at the TCS London Marathon where the women’s-only WR fell

Peres Jepchirchir showed her chances of back-to-back Olympic golds are very real, while Emile Cairess (2:06:46) is now the second-fastest Brit ever.

Event coverage for the 2024 World Athletics Cross Country Championships on March 30, 2024.

On paper, men like CJ Albertson and Futsum Zienasellassie aren't favored to make it to Paris, but one of them could do it with a breakout race in Orlando.

How will Rupp and Sara Hall look with the Olympic Trials just 3 weeks away? Boston/NYC Marathon champ Hellen Obiri leads the women's field.

Former HM world record holder Kibiwott Kandie and Kenenisa Bekele also running, while Almaz Ayana and 2019 Boston champ Worknesh Degefa lead the women.

Tola took 8 seconds off Geoffrey Mutai’s course record from 2011. Edward Cheserek was 8th in his debut in 2:11:07 as Cam Levins dropped out before 20k.

Led by Olympic champion Peres Jepchirchir, the women's field is almost certainly the greatest in NYC history. We break it down for you.

Peres Jepchirchir's fall was going great until she developed a calf injury last weekend. Plus Letesenbet Gidey reveals what she learned from her marathon debut.

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