World Champs Brazier, Lyles Rarin’ To Run In Monaco
AS THE DIAMOND LEAGUE season prepares to get underway for real in Monaco on Friday, two of America’s brightest young… Read More
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Walnut 1960 — It Was 60 Years Ago Today
IF ASKED what was the single greatest day of track & field to have taken place on American soil, many… Read More
The Pre Chronicles — Part 15, The ’74 Outdoor Season
HERE, IN THE 15th chapter of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the outdoor competition of Steve Prefontaine’s… Read More
Katie Nageotte Finishes Season On An All-Time High
FLYING HIGHER THAN EVER at age 29, Ohio native Katie Nageotte has, it seems, finally unlocked the key to high… Read More
SPIRE College Timeout Program
SPIRE Commits to Their Promise of Uninterrupted Competition with College Time Out Program: With growing uncertainty about current and future… Read More
Video From The T&FN Vaults: Fabulous, Rainy Paula Radcliffe 10K 18 Years Ago
ON AUGUST 6, 2002, at the European Championships in Munich, Paula Radcliffe ran to what was then the No. 2… Read More
T&FN Covers: 1960–1969
The sixth installment as we roll out 71-plus-years of T&FN covers. Watch for updates, a decade at a time, on… Read More
After An AR, Valarie Allman Back In Love With The Sport
“I’M FEELING GREAT. I feel like I’m finally starting to come back down to earth,” says Valarie Allman. The 25-year-old… Read More
AR-Setter Extra: Allman Doha Worlds Interview
Two-time USATF discus champ—now discus American Recordholder—Valerie Allman was interviewed by Lloyd Stephens at T&FN’s Doha World Championships Tour welcome… Read More
For Subscribers: ’10 Issues Now In Digital Archive
WE HAVE ADDED all the 2010 back issues of T&FN to our digital archive. These PDF issues of past print… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR — What Kind Of Fan Are You?
STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD this one before: It’s not an easy year in which to be a track fan…. Read More
The History Of T&FN Interviews
One of the most popular ongoing features in the pages of Track & Field News is the formal Q&A interview…. Read More
The Pre Chronicles — Part 14, The ’74 Indoor Season
HERE, IN THE 14th chapter of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the beginning of Steve Prefontaine’s first… Read More
Focus On The U.S. Men’s Shot Scene
PREPARE FOR LAUNCH. The U.S. men’s shot crew is ready. Though the Trials and Olympics sit locked down by a… Read More
Reigning Champ Tripp Piperi Waits On An NCAA Chance
WHILE THE LAST few months have been tough for pro athletes—and they have—the plight of collegians is in several senses… Read More
Focus On The U.S. Women’s 400 Scene
THE QUARTER. The 1-lapper. The 400. By any name, it is the most brutal of the sprints, asking of its… Read More
What Will College Track Look Like On The Other Side?
IN JOURNALISTIC TERMS, it’s the ultimate moving target. Our efforts to bring you a reasonable forecast on what will happen… Read More
Some Sparkling Marks In U.S. “Summer Season”
AS WE MOVED FROM JUNE TO JULY, something happened that hardcore U.S. fans have wanted for years: a sequence of… Read More
Nick Ponzio Climbing The Lists Quickly
“I WAS FINALLY ABLE to tap into this potential that I had never done before because of the fact that… Read More
Allyson Felix Ready To Add To Her Medal Haul
AMERICA’S MOST-BEMEDALED track star ever (see sidebar) knows time isn’t on her side—and while one might assume the Tokyo postponement… Read More
