Hiltz and Kessler Impress with 1500/3000 Doubles at USAs
Plus: Carlos jacket auctioned for $500k+, WADA drops lawsuit, USA Champions, and more
Track Minute Daily Report
February 24, 2025
Plus: Carlos jacket auctioned for $500k+, WADA drops lawsuit, USA Champions, and more
The Track Minute Daily Report is available Monday through Friday with the top news and stories from the world of track and field. Listen to the Track
Plus: USATF 100-mile champion DQ’d for shoes, Jenny Simpson’s 50-state running tour, and more
Plus: Botswana to bid for ’26 World Relays, Orji announces retirement, and more
Yesterday at the Meeting Hauts-de-France Pas-de-Calais in Liévin, France, Jakob Ingebrigtsen set new indoor world records in both the 1500 meters and the mile
For the first time, the USATF Para Championships will take place at the same time in the same location as the Outdoor Championships this summer
World Athletics is reviewing its female eligibility regulations, focusing on athletes with differences in sex development (DSD) and transgender athletes
World Athletics has proposed modifying the long jump event by replacing the traditional take-off board with a 40 centimeter “take-off zone,” aiming to reduce the
Weini Kelati leads a stacked women’s field, which includes Amanda Vestri, Emma Hurley, and Jess McClain. For the men, Leonard Korir, Hillary Bor, and Biya
The Olympic 800m champion aims to make history by securing her third consecutive European Indoor Championship title in Apeldoorn this March, a feat never before
At the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, Quincy Wilson ran the fastest indoor 400m all-time for a prep
Sonoma State University has announced the elimination of its entire NCAA Division II athletics program, which includes women’s track and field and cross country teams
Fred Kerley, America’s national champion and Olympic silver medalist in the 100 meters, is confident that his training and confidence will lead him to success
By Jasmyne Tomas for SOJC Track Bureau At the very end of the press table Thursday afternoon, in a red U.S. team shirt that made
This week on the Running Report, Aaron & Joshua Potts share their hottest takes for the the World Championships and they figure out which is
This week on the Running Report, Aaron & Joshua Potts discuss Reynier Mena’s 19.63 200m, Abby Steiner’s PUMA deal, and the implications of Diamond League
Coming to you from Eugene, Oregon at the 2022 USATF Outdoor Track & Field Championships, I had the pleasure of connecting with Noah Lyles for
This week on the Running Report, the Potts Brothers look at the emphatic statement Shericka Jackson made at the Jamaican National Championship and they recap
Between 2012 and 2018, Evan Jager won all seven national championships – if he was lining up, it was basically as a formality
One week before running a 3:46.46 mile to win the Bislettt Games in front of the home crowd, Olympic 1500m champion, Jacob Ingebrigtsen ran an
This week’s Running Report is all about the 2022 USATF Championships as the Potts Brothers preview some of the most anticipated events. They break down
Can you believe that in less than a month, the top athletes in the world will square off at the World Championships in Eugene? Time
On this week’s episode, the Potts brothers discuss Devon Allen’s historic 110mH run at the NY Grand Prix, the heated competition for the U.S. men
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Katelyn Tuohy, one of the greatest high school runners of all time, won an NCAA championship.
