Kenyan Athletics
Another expected duel between Jacob Kiplimo and Kibiwott Kandie in Valencia!
Jacob Kiplimo, photo by World Athletics Kibiwott Kandie, photo by runCzech Justin Lagat writes about the Valencia HM, which will...
Read moreYator and Ndiku sub 27:02
Richard Kimunyan Yator, photo by Getty Images / World Athletics Richard Kimunyan Yator has run a quick 10,000m in Japan...
Read moreEliud Kipchoge confirms Olympic Marathon
Eliud Kipchoge, photo by Olympics.org Eliud Kipchoge is known as the zen marathoner. Truth is, Eliud Kipchoge showed what the...
Read moreMiddle level runners are the most affected by the COVID 19 situation
Isaac Too, photo by Justin Lagat Isaac Too, photo by Justin Lagat We asked Justin Lagat to speak with emerging...
Read moreKiplimo confirms 5/10 k double for Tokyo
Jacob Kiplimo by Dan Vernon / World Athletics Jacob Kiplimo just won the WCHM in Gdynia, Poland. Jacob Kiplimo is...
Read morePeres Jepchirchir earns a world title and a world record in Gdynia
The WCHM women's lead pack, photo 1 by Dan Vernon Photography / World Athletics Justin Lagat has been quite busy...
Read moreQuestions to Vivian Cheruiyot, 2020 London Marathon Preview
Vivian Cheruiyot, photo by London Marathon Media Vivian Cheruiyot, photo by London Marathon Media Questions to Vivian Cheruiyot I first...
Read moreEldoret City Marathon to be held in April 2021
The Eldoret City Marathon is to be held now in April 2021, and it is now a qualifying event for...
Read moreYoung school-going runners in Kenya take advantage of the COVID-19-closed-schools to focus more on their running
Top picture has Philemon Kipchilat (left) and coach Philip Bargoria (right) surrounding the young runners. The rest of the pictures...
Read moreSusan Sirma, the first Kenyan woman to win a medal briefly pays tribute to Ben Jipcho and talks about her running
Susan Sirma, photo by Justin Lagat This is a piece on Susan Sirma, the Kenyan woman who took the 1991...
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