Cindy Kuzma

In his second marathon, he flirts with the world record, then fades—but hangs on to win in a pace of 4:40 per mile.

It was the 1500-meter Olympic gold medalist’s second 26.2, but this time, he focused on himself.

“This is a lot—everyone’s carrying all of this throughout our runs.”

Here’s how to train your mind to help calm anxiety before your next big race.

If you plan ahead, you can probably spot your runner in several places.

“It feels like a full circle moment, going to Tokyo, finally.”

Less than two months after his return to racing, the former world champion runs a personal best to win the national title.

McClain replaces Betsy Saina, who’s pregnant, on the U.S. marathon team for the World Championships in Tokyo.

These course factors can cost you minutes—or help you fly.

The Olympic alternate steadily reeled in Annie Frisbie in the final miles to place seventh in a huge personal best.