Western States 100 race eve: the deepest field in history readies for Saturday's 5am start in Olympic Valley
Lavaredo's flagship 120K sets off from Cortina at 11pm on Friday for a night crossing of the Dolomites
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The Skyrunner World Series climbs above 4,500m for the Ibarra Skyrace in the Ecuadorian Andes on Saturday
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Jornet, Walmsley and a deep women’s field headline a blockbuster Western States 100 on Saturday
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Birmingham gears up to host the European Athletics Championships from 10-16 August, a first for a British city
The deepest fields in the race's history line up in Olympic Valley for Saturday's 100-mile run to Auburn.
The flagship Lavaredo 120K starts at 11pm on Friday for a night-and-day crossing of the UNESCO Dolomites.
The Wanda Diamond League visits Stade Charlety on Sunday for its eighth stop, led by Mondo Duplantis in the pole vault.
Plateless super-trainers built around advanced foams are emerging as the defining running-shoe category of the summer.
With Western States and Lavaredo running into the dark, here is what the science says about racing through the night.
Amy Hunt retained her 100m crown and Romell Glave took the men's title as Birmingham's national championships doubled as the European trial.
The 57th Peachtree Road Race fills 60,000 spots on Independence Day and again crowns the US 10K champions in a landmark Atlanta summer.
The Skyrunner World Series reaches Ecuador on 28 June for a savage 21km that climbs to 4,560m in the volcanic Andes above Ibarra.
A 147,000-person Harvard study finds the weekly strength-training dose that most reduces mortality is lower than many runners assume.