Madrid WIT — Grant Holloway Breaks Vintage Hurdle Record
MADRID, SPAIN, February 24 — It had been an indoor season of fabulous races for Grant Holloway: fabulous but frustrating,… Read More
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Focus On The U.S. Men’s 1500 Scene
IT’S NOT OUTLANDISH to project that one of the most-anticipated events at June’s Olympic Trials will be the men’s 1500…. Read More
T&FN Interview — Matthew Centrowitz
WE’RE FEATURING U.S. MILERS all month, to culminate with a thorough focus on all the players to keep an eye… Read More
Craig Engels Ready To Move Up At Least A Spot From ’16 OT
YOU THINK YOU’RE PINING for the Olympic Trials? Distressing as the pandemic delay has been for all who love the… Read More
“I’m A Man Of The Mile,” Says Ben Blankenship
“I WAKE UP EVERY MORNING and remind myself: ‘I don’t have to do this, I get to do this.’” So… Read More
Josh Thompson Impressing As A Late Bloomer
IT’S A JOURNEY for all of us and Josh Thompson is OK with that. The 27-year-old Bowerman TC miler hopes… Read More
ON YOUR MARKS — March
DO YOU VALIDATE? Facing an empty schedule, 22 inches of snow outdoors and no indoor facilities, high school coaches in… Read More
LANDMARKS — March
Hired: Seiko Hashimoto, 56 As president of the Tokyo Organizing Committee, after Yoshiro Mori resigned in a firestorm of criticism… Read More
STATUS QUO — March
THE LATEST in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: A tight quad forced World 200 champ Dina Asher-Smith to cancel… Read More
LAST LAP — March
HERE’S THIS MONTH’S collection of short takes on generally off-track activities that have gone/will go a long way towards shaping… Read More
FOR THE RECORD — March
Records reported since the February issue. W = World; A = American; J = Junior (U20); C = Collegiate; +… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR — T&FN’s Publication Schedule Returns To Normal
ON BEHALF OF the whole T&FN crew, I’d like to thank all you loyal subscribers who hung with us through… Read More
Will New Meets Pump New Life Into The U.S. Calendar?
PERHAPS THE BIGGEST CRISIS facing our next Olympic team is the lack of meaningful competition. Not every athlete — or… Read More
Records Highlight Debut Of The American Track League
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, January 24 — The first stateside elite meet of the young ’21 season, American Track League #1, got… Read More
Ryan Crouser Crushes World Shot Put Record
THE OLYMPIC YEAR is young, pandemic realities are still testing athletes and there is much rust to be shaken off… Read More
Focus On The U.S. Men’s 800 Scene
HIGH POINTS & BIG VALLEYS: That’s what a history of U.S. men running the 800 internationally looks like. A good… Read More
Donavan Brazier Looking For Big Numbers Beyond The 800
WITH HIS DOMINATING ’19 World Championships win in an American Record 1:42.34, followed by the world’s fastest ’20 time, 1:43.15,… Read More
Bryce Hoppel Is A Racer Who’s Dying To Race
IT HAD BEEN 6 MONTHS since he had raced at all, so Bryce Hoppel had no idea what to expect… Read More
