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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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At Berlin, Tigst Assefa Ran the Third-Fastest Women’s Marathon Ever—on a Ruptured Achilles (opens the original)
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Anyone who watched Tigst Assefa over the final stretch of Sunday’s Berlin Marathon knew her win came at a cost. What wasn’t obvious was just how brutal that cost was. Assefa still crossed the finish line in 2:11:04, the third-fastest women’s marathon ever, but according to her team, she did it after her right Achilles gave out near the 40K mark—and then somehow kept moving toward the Brandenburg Gate for another two kilometers. There was no time wasted: She underwent surgery the next morning. Th
The 2026 Berlin Marathon Is Loaded With Fast Fields. Here’s When and Where to Stream It (opens the original)
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If you’re planning to watch the Berlin Marathon in the U.S. this weekend, there’s one slightly inconvenient detail. The 2026 Berlin Marathon takes place Sunday, September 27, with coverage beginning at 8:30 a.m. in Berlin. That works out to 2:30 a.m. ET on the East Coast, so anyone hoping to catch it live is looking at either a very late night or a very early alarm. Make sure you have your coffee at the ready. U.S. viewers can stream the race live on FloTrack, with coverage beginning at 2:30 a.m
‘I Regret the Decision’: Hyrox Athlete Apologizes After Bowel Incontinence Race Controversy (opens the original)
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Days after a since-deleted Instagram post declaring “a win is a win,” Joanna Wietrzyk has issued a much different response to what happened at Hyrox Beijing. The Australian pro apologized Thursday, September 17, days after the competition, for continuing to race after experiencing bowel incontinence during the September 12 event, saying she regrets not removing herself from the course. She also announced that she’s retroactively withdrawing from the race and forfeiting the points she earned. “I
A Half Marathon Course Flooded With Waist-Deep Water—and Runners Kept Going. Should the Race Have Stopped? (opens the original)
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At Sunday’s RaceFaster Half Marathon in Paramus, New Jersey, runners faced a challenging obstacle after roughly four to five inches of rain fell in the area. Parts of the 13.1-mile course were so deeply flooded that participants waded through dirty water up to their waists—and in some spots, even higher. Somehow, roughly 250 runners still finished, but the organization behind the race is now facing consequences. A few days after the race, a Bergen County spokesperson told Patch.com “the race org
What Happened to the College Party? On Some Campuses, Gen Z Would Rather Run. (opens the original)
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At the University of Florida, Saturday morning now has its own kind of party. Peak Pulse, a Gainesville run club founded by lifelong runner Aydan Child, has drawn hundreds of students to events where the miles come with DJs, cold plunges, coffee, matcha, and plenty of hanging around afterward. Naturally, the internet already gave it a name: the “wellness darty.” Think of it as a daytime college party (darty) that’s stripped of the booze-first premise and rebuilt around exercise, recovery, and ac
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