Emily Evans

Rojas covering the Nike logos on her vest and spikes

@le_petit_cochon She was pacing a marathon in Japan a couple of weeks ago!

Tanaka absolutely itching to go to the front and ramp up the pace

Athletes are about to find out whether they've won a 400m world medal whilst sat on a beanbag

@IanTnf He was a mess

Blake is going to get the Dutch DQ'd.

@IanTnf Seems like a nice guy here instagram.com/reel/DWHEIewDB…

I don't care - I like Attila Molnar

A Hyrox headband at World Indoors!

Jordan Anthony is a delight in this interview. He even finds the positive in having his arm taped up after a blood sample was taken badly. youtu.be/wjApdZXROA8?si…

@ReissOmari I swear kids get more enjoyment from playing in the water than going on the fairground rides that pitch up there every year now.

Think we’ll have a 3rd dry summer 😔

Gladys Chepngetich has been added to the team now. She's on the start list for today's heats but wasn't on this team announcement.

“The only thing left for me was death.” Almost 10 years ago, Luvo Manyonga conquered the athletics world. But he was addicted to crystal meth, and his life sank into crime and drugs. Now, after a brutal beating nearly killed him, he’s back at the top. theguardian.com/sport/2026/mar…

What’s the best way to handle a controversy like Seth Clevenger’s? 🤔 “The DIII podium theatrics had all the hallmarks of a great sports moment. It was respectful and solemn but unambiguous. It didn’t put the meet officials or volunteers in a tough position, and it still gave everyone a moment to celebrate in a manner of their own choosing. Even the crotchetiest of old-timers must admit that the protest was quietly dignified and not an immature tantrum.” 📫 Read more via @TheLapCount: thelapcount.substack.com/i/191292936/in…

It’s appalling that @eaf_ethio has disregarded the rights of athletics fans & the public to receive transparent information about Ethiopia’s team for the World Athletics Indoor Chams in Torun, Poland. Local reports say only 6 of the 10 selected athletes secured visas to compete.

@Marathon_N More significant is that she contested the jurisdiction of the Kenyan Sports Disputes Tribunal on anti-doping cases concerning international athletes. She won and that's what Festus Lagat's team based their CAS appeal to get his Whereabouts suspension lifted on.

Nancy Jelagat Meto 🇰🇪 update: This post seems to be wrong with regard to the date. According to the document (see 30.1.), the period of ineligibility of two years started on 11 August 2024. DQ date is not relevant as she didn't compete since June 2024. #doping #marathon

@egansadventures @James_Athletics @iownabook ADAK have removed Lagat from the list of the provisional suspensions on their website

@James_Athletics @iownabook Saw something during the week about his lawyers getting this lifted.

Is Alia Armstrong - who’s run 7.82 this season - provisionally suspended? In this video she both says she is suspended but is going to Poland? 🤷

@BiwottJack36041 Yes similar time to his last race but more competitive field

@RunEmilyERun Alexander training partner produce 2h05 again in Barcelona this morning amazing job Alexander

The 2025 JTBC Seoul Marathon was won in 2:05:32 by Nick Kitundu in his debut marathon (& I think first road race) His passport name is actually Little Nick Kitundu. He trains with London Marathon winner Alexander Mutiso. He was wearing shoes from a Korean brand called Descente.

@Marathon_N Málaga Half elite field en.mediamaratonmalaga.com/mlg-noticia/le… and stream youtube.com/live/a29kK3zym…

@rich_newman @Marathon_N The only name I know of is Kaan Kigen Ozbilen

@Marathon_N Hi guys - you hearing anything about the Barcelona Marathon elite fields? Thanks.

@Marathon_N Three guys in that list who have a marathon PB but not a half marathon PB. That's unusual!

Men's elite field for Meishan Renshou #HalfMarathon 🇨🇳 (15 March): Gemechu Dida 🇪🇹 PB 58:39 Milkesa Mengesha 🇪🇹 PB 58:58 Alex Nzioka Matata 🇰🇪 PB 59:20 Othmane El Goumri 🇲🇦 PB 1:00:30 Deresa Geleta 🇪🇹 debut p3-pc-sign.douyinpic.com/tos-cn-i-0813/…

This is why the finish at the LA marathon was so close👇🏼 Michael Kamau of Kenya was not only impeded by a female holding a Kenya flag, but the motorcade led him the wrong way, causing American Nathan Martin to eventually catch up & win by .01 seconds

Cars well away from Kiplimo today!