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Although it has been reported that Sifan Hassan will race an unprecedented quadruple in Paris, the two-time Olympic champion is still deciding which events she will run at the Games. On Tuesday, the Dutch team published a graphic on Instagram with the athletes that were selected to represent the Netherlands at the Olympics. The post also included each athlete’s respective events. Following the announcement, several outlets reported Hassan planned to race the 1500, 5,000, 10,000, and marathon—a d…

The reigning Olympic champion will not be competing in Paris this summer in her signature event. In a shocking women’s 800-meter final at the U.S. Olympic Trials, Athing Mu tripped and fell in the first 200 meters. The U.S. record-holder was unable to recover and finished last in the race on Monday in Eugene, Oregon. The crash took place just before the second turn, where the field bunched together while jockeying for position in the early stretches of the race. Mu was running in the middle of t…

Before he earned his driver’s license, Quincy Wilson achieved a top six finish at the 2024 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials. On Monday in Eugene, Oregon, the 16-year-old sprint phenom chased down the leaders in the men’s 400-meter final, running 44.94 against professionals and collegians at Hayward Field. Quincy Hall won the title in a 44.17 personal best, Michael Norman placed second in 44.41, and Chris Bailey matched his personal best to round out the U.S. Olympic team. Wilson, a high schoo…

June 21 update: Young qualified for the Paris Olympics after placing third in the 10,000 meters at the U.S. Trials in 27:52.40.Nico Young didn’t always race with the confidence he has now. Even as he set records at Newbury Park High School in California, Young often went into competitions afraid. If the result weren’t exactly what he wanted, he didn’t think the effort was worth appreciating. When Young, 21, races today, he’s a different athlete. He’s poised. His tactics reflect his years of exp…

For the last mile of the Antarctica Marathon, Jonathan Acott played one song on repeat. Trudging through snow and icy winds on the edge of the world, the runner from Surrey, United Kingdom, listened to Tim McGraw’s hit, “Live Like You Were Dying.” It was a fitting anthem for the six-time cancer survivor in his pursuit to run a marathon on all seven continents. With 500 yards remaining in the race, Acott took his headphones out. He wanted to be fully present for the homestretch of the seventh mar…