Dan Beck

Both the men’s and women’s course records were shattered during a historic day in California.

29,000 athletes ran 13.1 miles from Prospect Park to Coney Island.

Josh Izewski was the top men’s finisher, Tessa Barrett was the first women’s finisher, and Winter Parts was first non-binary runner across the line.

It was a historic day at the London Marathon.

Sawe isn’t the first to break 2 hours, but he is the first to do it officially.

Hellen Obiri won and broke the course record in the women’s race, and Adriaan Wildschutt won the men’s race.

Priscah Cherono won the women’s race in 2:25:20, and Nathan Martin won the men’s race in 2:11:18.

30,000 runners took to the streets of the Texas capital.

Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo’s vicious ascent to win the men’s cross-country sprint classic at the Winter Olympics had the world in awe.

Fentaye Belayneh won the women’s half marathon, and Habtom Samuel claimed the victory in the men’s half marathon.

It was a busy weekend of races in Orlando.

Priscah Cherono and JP Flavin captured wins in the professional races on Sunday morning in Chandler, Arizona.

In a pair of thrilling races, Michigan’s Natasza Dudek and Utah’s Jackson Spencer captured the wins at Balboa Park in San Diego.

This year, CIM doubled at the U.S. marathon championships.

Joyciline Jepkosgei ran a course record to win the women’s race, and John Korir won the men’s race.

Anna Oeser won the women’s race, and Melikhaya Frans took first in the men’s race

Doris Lemngole of Alabama claimed the individual win for a second straight year, while the NC State women won the team title for the fourth time in five years.

The top college programs in the country are looking to qualify for the NCAA championships from nine regional meets.

Thousands of athletes are taking on 26.2 miles through New York City’s five boroughs.

Kenya’s Leonard Langat won the men’s race, and Ethiopia’s Shure Demise won the women’s race.