Track & Field News

YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, few other American 5000 runners are as dependable as Ben True. Since ’11, the Maine… Read More

HERE, IN THE penultimate chapter of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the last stages of Steve Prefontaine’s… Read More

IT WAS JUST OVER 4 years ago that Drew Hunter—a high school superstar with multiple sub-4:00s to his credit—shocked the… Read More

HERE, IN THE 17th chapter of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the last indoor season of Steve… Read More

ONE MIGHT THINK that running 12:58.10 last September, in what we all thought would be the autumn before the Olympic… Read More

TOMMIE SMITH—John Carlos—Harry Edwards—The Olympic Project For Human Rights. This ground has been covered in print and on the screen… Read More

HERE, IN THE 16th chapter of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the disappointing end to Steve Prefontaine’s… Read More

AS THE DIAMOND LEAGUE season prepares to get underway for real in Monaco on Friday, two of America’s brightest young… Read More

IF ASKED what was the single greatest day of track & field to have taken place on American soil, many… Read More

HERE, IN THE 15th chapter of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the outdoor competition of Steve Prefontaine’s… Read More

SPIRE Commits to Their Promise of Uninterrupted Competition with College Time Out Program: With growing uncertainty about current and future… Read More

ON AUGUST 6, 2002, at the European Championships in Munich, Paula Radcliffe ran to what was then the No. 2… Read More

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

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

STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD this one before: It’s not an easy year in which to be a track fan…. Read More

HERE, IN THE 14th chapter of a long multi-part series, is how we reported the beginning of Steve Prefontaine’s first… Read More

PREPARE FOR LAUNCH. The U.S. men’s shot crew is ready. Though the Trials and Olympics sit locked down by a… Read More

WHILE THE LAST few months have been tough for pro athletes—and they have—the plight of collegians is in several senses… Read More