By Len Johnson, Runner's Tribe
As the USA approaches one four-minute milestone, it appears we here in Australia might have been asleep at the wheel as we passed another.
As of last weekend, 393 Americans had broken four minutes for the Mile. Speculation is mounting as to who will be the 400th...
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By Sara Germano, The Wall Street Journal
It goes without saying that to be a track champion, you have to be swift. But running pros will tell you that, especially for indoor races, it also helps to be short.
Dozens of Olympians and world champions will toe the line Saturday at the 168th...
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By Scott Bush, Runnerspace
After transfering from Montana State University to the University of Oklahoma just over a year ago, middle distance star Patrick Casey is ready for a big senior track season. After running a collegiate #1 Mile time of 3:56.28 at the Razorback Invitational back at the...
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By Joel Wolpert, Running Times
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Bring Back the Mile as the premier event in the sport, and increase interest in and media coverage of the Mile for both those who love the distance as well as the general public.
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