Remembering Horace Ashenfelter, who took down the Russian steeplechasers during the Cold War at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki.
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The people that make a track and field team successful goes beyond coaches. This week’s episode of Something In The Water looks at the support system.
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Two-time U.S. Olympian and three-time NCAA champion Andrew Wheating announced his retirement from professional track and field in a lengthy Facebook post.
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We’re back for another year of shenanigans in running while also bringing you the most fun and engaging running-related content on the internet.
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Come on a little running tour with Syracuse’s Kevin James in Pennsylvania as we explore some of the best Christmas lights.
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If the best runners in the country got together on one track for a progression run, who would last the longest? We’ll find out on Friday.
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Japanese marathoner Yuki Kawauchi may have put together a better year of running the marathon than the top American runners.
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This episode of Something In The Water, we look at the anomaly of the Speed River Inferno track meet and how it came to attract pro talent.
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Galen Rupp has an Olympic medal. He’s won a marathon major. He’s won the marathon trials. He’s yet to run to what everyone believes is his true potential.
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Scott Milling, a former runner at York and Notre Dame, shares his favorite memories of legendary York cross country coach Joe Newton.
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How athletes end up running and competing for the Speed River Track Club. The latest episode of Something In The Water takes us through the recruiting.
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Dave Scott-Thomas takes us through the evolution of the Speed River Track Club over the years and how it became a powerhouse.
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Who is star Without Limits? Is it really Billy Crudup as Steve Prefontaine? The CITIUS Cinema Podcast makes the case for Donald Sutherland as Bill Bowerman.
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Scott Fauble details his obsession with burritos, Mexican food and how you can join his movement. It all started at Boulevard Tacos.
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Get to know the Speed River Track Club: the premier group in Canada producing athletes like Genvieve Lalonde, Eric Gillis and other Olympian and athletes.
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Rob Conner explains the strategy and why some of Portland’s best runners did not race at the conference championship and how it worked out for them at NCAAs
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Dillon Maggard just ran 4:11.80 for the mile in a pair of blue jeans – just two days after he was 6th at the NCAA Cross Country National Championship.
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Processing some of the results from the 2017 NCAA cross country national championships where the New Mexico women and NAU men took home team titles.
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The finish of the 2003 NCAA Cross Country National Championships between Dathan Ritzenhein and Ryan Hall is epic and the call is even better.
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Several members of the CITIUS MAG staff submit their favorite personal memories from Meb Keflezighi’s career before he retires at Sunday’s NYC Marathon.
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What happens when four Bristol University (UK) graduates head to Kenya to train and chase their Olympic dreams? We’re about to find out.
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From BYU’s perfect score to Columbia’s first-to-last turnaround, get your fill on all the best moments from conference championship weekend 2017.
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Why be Kyle Merber or Steve Prefontaine for Halloween again? Let’s get a little bit more creative. Here’s a few suggestions.
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The idiot marathoner, Nic Smith, shares an update into his training after setting out on a quest to run a 3:30 marathon w/ no training runs over 5 miles.
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We announce what the first film we will be discussing on the CITIUS Cinema Podcast will be when we officially start the show in November.
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The CITIUS MAG Podcast will be previewing the New York City Marathon live from the New York Road Runners RunCenter on Nov. 3. Meet + greet and shakeout too!
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The CITIUS Cinema Podcast will be the newest addition to our podcasts network. We’ll talk running movies, running in movies and runners making movies + more
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The White House confirmed that Stephen Miller once jumped into a girl’s track meet to prove men are stronger than women. We confirm he’s a trash human.
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Picture day is something to look forward to every year. These runners surely made the most out of their respective roster portraits. Part IX.
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In a leaked script to a future episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry tries to get out of participating in a charity 5K for rheumatoid arthritis patients.
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The first installments of We Run New York, a documentary series by filmmaker–and 1:47 800-meter runner–Harry McFann, are slated to be released this fall, so naturally, there’s a new trailer to drum up some hype. The project aims to tell […]
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How to watch the 2017 Berlin Marathon online, TV broadcast, results, runner tracking, and more information for September 23, 2017.
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Picture day is something to look forward to every year. These runners surely made the most out of their respective roster portraits. Part VII.
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Kenenisa Bekele doesn’t seem too thrilled about possibly chasing a marathon world record in Berlin but has done all he can to prepare for the race.
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No one else in this world can say that they have run a 2:04 marathon with the insoles of their shoes falling out. All hail, Eliud.
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This week on CITIUS MAG, we’re going to be dedicating our coverage to the Berlin Marathon and the mega race that awaits with Kipchoge vs. Kipsang vs. Bekele
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Picture day is something to look forward to every year. These runners surely made the most out of their respective roster portraits. Part VII.
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Why should we erase history? On the House of Run podcast, Malcolm Gladwell suggests recognize track and field’s records with the context of the era.
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NYRR has announced the fields for the 5th Avenue Media Mile and it may arguably the deepest in the history of running journos.
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David Torrence was found dead in Scottsdale, Arizona on Monday morning. He was 31 years old. The track and field community paid tribute to him on Twitter.
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