Olympic swimming star Alice Dearing is heading to the Caribbean to take part in one of the world’s most spectacular open water events.

The Nevis to St. Kitts Cross Channel Swim returns on March 28, 2026, uniting elite and amateur swimmers for one of the Caribbean's most iconic open-water challenges--now with Olympic trailblazer Alice ...

Tadese Takele won the 2025 Tokyo Marathon in a personal best 2:03:23. Sutume Asefa Kebede repeated as the women's champ in 2:16:31. The Tokyo Marathon opened the 2025 World Major Marathon season. On ...

Runner Brandin Affrunti competing in the 2025 New York City Marathon with supporters from the Stuytown Run Club cheering him on. Less than 1 percent of the world's population has ever run a marathon.

Less than 1 percent of the world's population has ever run a marathon. Only a mere 23,260 people have completed all six World Marathon Majors. But now, thanks to a new giveaway, you can be one of the ...

Travis Barker is facing a speed bump on his route to the Los Angeles Marathon. The Blink-182 drummer has set out to run his first-ever marathon in March 2026 after running several 5Ks, completing half ...

At the Houston Marathon, Talbi etched his name onto the U.S. all-time list. His wife, Elizabeth, had the race of her life, ...

An interactive look at the history, mechanics, equipment and schedules for the Athletics events at the Summer Olympics ...

Michael Phelps didn’t break Olympic history — he rewrote it. This video dives into the intense daily routine that powered his 28 medals, including the marathon swim sessions, weight work, recovery ...

TEAHUPO’O, Tahiti — Melbourne Beach native Caroline Marks won the women's surfing gold medal on Monday at the Paris Olympics in Tahiti, adding to the United States' totals. Marks beating Tatiana ...

One runner will get guaranteed entry to all six iconic races, including Boston, Berlin, and Tokyo. Less than 1 percent of the world's population has ever run a marathon. Only a mere 23,260 people have ...

We’ve had quite a year – and that’s only when we consider what happened running-wise. But while we’ve all banked miles, memories and perhaps even a few medals along the way, as well as – hopefully – ...