Tigst Assefa was on pace for a women's world record until the final miles.
Tigst Assefa won her third Berlin Marathon in 2:11:04, setting a course record and the third-fastest women's time ever before late cramps ended her world record attempt.
The Ethiopian runner still won in a course-record time.
Former Kentucky track star Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone became the first person to win world championships in both the 400m and ...
Julien Alfred made history at the Monaco Diamond League by becoming the third-fastest woman in 200m history, while Emmanuel Wanyonyi shattered a 27-year-old world record in the 1,000m, highlighting a ...
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Fotyen Tesfay averaged 4:59 pace for a marathon—and ran the second-fastest women’s time in history
Fotyen Tesfay of Ethiopia ran an incredible 2:10:51 to win the Zurich Barcelona Marathon in Spain on Sunday, recording the second-fastest time in world history for a woman and the fastest-ever debut ...
Ngetich dominated the field in the women's half marathon as she ran through the streets of Copenhagen and break another record.
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