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Brigid Kosgei breaks World Record at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon…from the IAAF
Brigid Kosgei, en route to the 2:14:04 WR and win in Chicago, 13 October 2019, photo by David Wearn Completing...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Thinking of strong women…
Stuart Weir wrote this piece on strong women. I really like it, and hope you will as well! In the...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Day 10, British Medal counts…
Dina Asher-Smith, (silver-100m, gold-200m, silver-4x100m), photo by Getty Images / IAAF Katerina Johnson-Thompson takes gold in the heptathlon, photo by...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Day 9, the greatest shot put in history!
This shot put was, well amazing! Only one centimeter separated gold, silver and bronze. This was how it happened and...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Day 9, Considering the women’s 1,500 meters…
The women's 1,500m was, well, mind boggling! Stuart Weir opines on this exceptional race, yet also bemoans the fact that...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Day 8, Seven Questions to Sandra Perković
A fun interview with Sandra Perkovic, who took bronze in the discus this time, adding some color to an impressive...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Day 8, the RunBlogRun Podcast, Day 3 Doha WC Review
Dina Asher-Smith, silver, 100m, 10.83 NR, photo by Photorun.net Donavan Brazier, 800m, photo by PhotoRun.net This is our Day 3...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha WC Medals Presser: Women’s Hammer Throw Presser, Day 2
DeAnna Price, gold medal, Women's Hammer Throw, photo by PhotoRun.net DeAnna Price took the hammer throw with a throw of...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Day 8, the amazing women’s 400m hurdles and Dalilah Muhammed’s WR!
Dalilah Muhammed heads to gold and WR, Sydney McLaughlin heads to silver and PB, photo by Getty Images / IAAF...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Reflections the Ortega incident
The 110m hurdles was a fun event. The way that the Jury of Appeals fixed the event was, well, silly....
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