FROM THE EDITOR: I’m No Fan Of The Beijing Q Protocol
I SAT DOWN to gather my thoughts for this screed with two words as my lede: Geordie Beamish. This month… Read More
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FROM THE EDITOR: Mystery Splits & A Moving Start Line
OFFICIAL SPLIT DATA reported for major meet 4x4s often lead to confusion — and on more than one past occasion… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: How Did You Catch The Track Bug?
WHAT WAS SOMETHING that got you excited about track & field when you were young and impressionable? Just this morning… Read More
FROM THE “ME” — Hungry For More
A FEW WEEKS AGO, I spoke with Khaleb McRae, the new World Indoor Record holder in the 400 and now… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: Event-Exploring Athletes
SPRING FORWARD. The reminder meme for direction of the nearing clock shift, with “spring” also a verb full of energy… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: Coe Sees A Golden Age
A NEW TRACK SEASON is here. Our 78th World Rankings issue lies before you, and chronicles a thrilling 2025 now… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: Ståhl’s Tokyo Winner A Discus Superlative?
DANIEL STÅHL’S 231-2 (70.47) gold-medal throw on the next-to-last throw of a rain-drenched and delayed 2-hour-and-55-minute discus competition at the… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: A Harrier United Nations
2025’s GRAND TRACK SEASON is just behind us and this High School Annual issue now in your hot little hands… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: If Only I Had Room To List 5 Tokyo Highlights
THIS ISSUE IS FILLED with our coverage of a grandly entertaining Worlds XX, a global champs of superb quality. Anybody… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: How’s The New Calendar Working Out For Ya?
THE TOKYO WORLD CHAMPS are coming in 8 days as I write. I can’t wait! Before I know it I’ll… Read More
FROM THE “ME”: That Lutkenhaus 800!
THE TRACK WORLD is still trying to make sense of the USATF men’s 800 final and the 2nd-place finish of… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: Competition Answers Gimmickry
SPOILER ALERT: I hereby wander into news territory that’s technically out of bounds for T&FN as a monthly magazine. We’re… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: Signs Of The Times
THERE’S NOTHING NEW about the clamorous wider world with its trends and controversies pushing unpleasantly into the purity that is… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR EMERITUS — Toto, We’re Not In Kansas Anymore
I’M BA-ACK! For the first time since my “retirement” in the March 2023 edition, here’s some editorialized babbling from me,… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: An Open Letter I Read
THE DOMESTIC SPORT’S eye-blink of a shoulder season is upon us as I write. The NCAA Indoor and two of… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR: 800–5K Times Shoot Through The Roof
HOW ’BOUT that supernova of records across the 800–5000 spectrum reported in this issue? And not just records. Boggling rafts… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR — Could ’25 See Collegiate Crisis?
THE TURNING OF the calendar page is a time for reflection. Rightly so. While we at T&FN had our eyes… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR — May The Sport Avoid A Rerun
I SIT DOWN to write today fewer than 24 hours ahead of Thanksgiving dinner. While gratitude is this holiday’s theme,… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR — A Fitting Season Finale?
A CONSEQUENTIAL CHANGE is coming to the international calendar in ’25. You might call it groundbreaking though the sport rode… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR — Metric-Miling On My Mind
AS I WATCHED THE DL Final ring down the curtain on a blockbuster of a track season the other week,… Read More
