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2023 World Road Champs: Faith Kipyegon Gets Beat, Hobbs Kessler Wins Mile & Breaks WR, Kenya Goes 1-2-3 in Both Half Marathons - Vimarsana News

2023 World Road Champs: Faith Kipyegon Gets Beat, Hobbs Kessler Wins Mile & Breaks WR, Kenya Goes 1-2-3 in Both Half Marathons

The 20-year-old Kessler won the first road mile world title as Diribe Welteji upset Faith Kipyegon in the women's mile. Peres Jepchirchir won a record-tying 3rd title in the women's half.

Peres Jepchirchir Hopes For Third World Half-Marathon Title In Riga - Vimarsana News

Peres Jepchirchir Hopes For Third World Half-Marathon Title In Riga

Peres Jepchirchir can join Paula Radcliffe, Tesla Loroupe and Lornah Kiplagat as three-time winners of the world half-marathon championship.

2023 World Road Running Champs Preview: Kipyegon Chases WR #4, Kejelcha v Aregawi - Vimarsana News

2023 World Road Running Champs Preview: Kipyegon Chases WR #4, Kejelcha v Aregawi

For the first time since 2020, the World Half is back, and with a rebrand and expansion as the event formerly known as the World Half now has mile and 5k championships as well.

WTW: Mo Farah Has Retired - Where Does He Rank Amongst the All-Time Distance Greats? - Vimarsana News

WTW: Mo Farah Has Retired - Where Does He Rank Amongst the All-Time Distance Greats?

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.

Boston Women's Preview: Who Will Win the Deepest Women's Marathon Ever? - Vimarsana News

Boston Women's Preview: Who Will Win the Deepest Women's Marathon Ever?

There will be five sub-2:18 women and 16 sub-2:21 women on the start line in Hopkinton -- both all-time records for a women's marathon.