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Using a patient approach and a major push through the second half of a brutal day (and night) of racing, Ruth Croft of New Zealand has won the 2025 UTMB, dethroning three-time champion Courtney Dauwalter. Read how it all played out.
Hoka’s latest super shoe trail racer delivers a responsive, comfortable, stable, and speedy ride—just keep it on smooth, hard-packed dirt.
We tapped three expert coaches to learn about their most creative, unusual, yet effective training sessions.
We followed the race from Switzerland to Chamonix, France, to capture the rawness of this year's unforgettable 50K championship.
The mother of two is the first American to win the burly 95-mile race during UTMB week.
With three top-10 finishes at UTMB Mont-Blanc under her belt, the 31-year-old is poised for a big race in 2025. Emily Hawgood unpacks her race gear to reveal what she’ll bring.
Data from more than 5,200 runners shows we may be thinking about mileage volume and injury prevention all wrong.
The South-African superstar is back to defend her title at CCC with a mix of tried-and-true favorites and the latest products to hit the market.
The 2025 Western States runner-up is doubling back for the 100K during the UTMB World Series Finals. We checked out the gear and nutrition he’ll be racing with.
Expert-curated run training plans for brand-new runners getting started and experienced veterans looking to PR. Run scheduling from top run coach to train for every race distance: 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon, and more.
We tested the new ultra-light racing shoe from Asics to see how it performs and if it is right for you.
Thinking of taking the 13.1-mile plunge but not sure where to start? This half marathon plan will carry you from the sofa to the start line—and across the finish too.
Dogs may be the perfect running partners: They're always ready to go, they eagerly keep pace, and they never complain about being tired. But not every dog is built for running. The ideal jogging companion is low-maintenance and obedient, with energy and endurance.
New data explores the complex links between your scrolling, mental fatigue, and athletic performance.
These 10 destination trail runs will be lifetime experiences for runners with an adventurous mindset
If you're looking for a race with charm, adventure, or an element of fun, we've got you covered.
In 2024, there were more than 85,000 running races in the US, according to RunSignUp data. From 5K fun runs to marathons and every distance in between, runners have countless options to choose from.
You can race the biggies, like New York, Chicago, and Boston, or head down to Disney World for your Mickey Mouse fix. You could pick one of the more well-known roadies like Big Sur, Peachtree, Rose Bowl, or Marine Corps.
But if you’re looking for truly unique running races, you might have to go off the beaten path. Some races are special, not because of their size or prestige, but because they embrace the quirky, weird, and totally wackadoodle that runners love.
We’re talking about races with cake at aid stations and diamond rings as awards. Races where you run from aliens, participate in a multigenerational feud, sample bourbon, or run up 86 flights of stairs. Races that take place at night under the midnight sun, underground in an active salt mine, or from a lighthouse on the coast.
