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The weekly running news show from Marathon Handbook senior news editor Jessy Carveth and Editor-in-Chief Michael Doyle

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  1. Wrong Runner Accused of Doping & Should There Be Half Marathon Age Minimum?

    33 Min.Folge 55

    This week on The Running Story, Michael and Jessy cover the week’s top stories in running. They start with the death of Rachel Apa, a 24-year-old charity runner who collapsed at mile 24 of the 2026 New York …

  2. Runner Banned from Marathon for Tying Son to Waist

    47 Min.Folge 54

    The 2026 TCS New York City Marathon is in the books, and Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break it all down after a huge race week in NYC. Andreas Almgren pulled off one of the most hyped marathon debuts ever …

  3. 2026 NYC Marathon Preview: Picks, Predictions and Storylines!

    45 Min.Folge 53

    The 2026 TCS New York City Marathon is this Sunday, November 1, and Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth preview the men’s and women’s elite races in this bonus episode of The Running Story.We love Wahoo’s KICKR RUN …

  4. Peres Jepchirchir SUSPENDED, Backyard Ultra World Record & How to Qualify for LA 2028 Olympics

    39 Min.Folge 52

    Reigning world marathon champion and Tokyo Olympic gold medalist Peres Jepchirchir has been provisionally suspended by the Athletics Integrity Unit after an out-of-competition test came back positive for EPO …

  5. Big Names Withdraw From NYC & Rubik's Cube Marathon Record

    35 Min.Folge 51

    Ultra legend Courtney Dauwalter is heading back to the roads. She’s racing the California International Marathon (CIM) in December to chase the 2:37 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials standard. On this week’s episode …

  6. Influencer CHEATED During Berlin Marathon

    36 Min.Folge 50

    Recorded live and in person in Chicago, hours after the finish, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the 2026 Chicago Marathon and the week’s other top running stories.TORONTO MILE ZERO LIVE SHOW, 17th …

  7. Chicago 2026 Preview: Will Kiplimo Break 2 Hours?

    52 Min.Folge 49

    The 2026 Chicago Marathon is almost here, and in this bonus episode of The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth cover everything you need to know before race day.We love Wahoo’s KICKR RUN treadmill …

  8. Clayton Young Will Run Chicago INJURED + New Boston Cutoff Time

    40 Min.Folge 48

    It's Chicago Marathon week! Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth go through the week's top running news.Join our Chicago Shakeout Run on 10th Oct: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2002027257420Tickets for our live show …

  9. Tigst Assefa's Berlin Heartbreak, Josh Kerr's Near World Record & the Lightest Super Shoe Ever

    29 Min.Folge 47

    In this week's episode of The Running Story, who cover how Tigst Assefa was on world record pace at the 2026 Berlin Marathon until the final 2K. Assefa still won in a course record of 2:11:04, even though she …

  10. Bonus: Berlin Marathon 2026 Preview

    32 Min.Folge 46

    In this bonus episode of The Running Story, Michael checks in with Jessy who is on the ground in Berlin ahead of the 52nd BMW Berlin Marathon. Jessy reports from the expo inside the old Tempelhof Airport, gives …

  11. Runners Swim Through Flooded Half Marathon

    34 Min.Folge 45

    Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down this week's biggest stories in the running world. From a half marathon that turned into a flash-flood disaster, to a new sub-2-hour marathon attempt announced for …

  12. 10K Lost Because of TV Car, 30,000 Burpee Marathon & 636 Miles in 6 Days

    31 Min.Folge 44

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five biggest stories in the running world: a runner who followed the TV camera car off course in the final stretch of a Prague 10K …

  13. Ingebrigtsen's Name-Calling, Kiplimo's Record Drama & Missing Skyrunner

    23 Min.Folge 43

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five biggest stories in running. Jakob Ingebrigtsen finished fourth at the Brussels Diamond League final and called his rivals "a …

  14. Sawe OUT of Berlin, UTMB's Historic Weekend & Kerr vs. Ingebrigtsen Is On

    41 Min.Folge 42

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth cover a jam-packed week in the sport: Sabastian Sawe's shock withdrawal from the Berlin Marathon, a historic weekend at UTMB, the full 2026 Sydney …

  15. UTMB 2026 Preview (Live from Chamonix!)

    26 Min.Folge 41

    In this bonus episode of The Running Story, Michael and Jessy (reporting live from Chamonix) provide a full UTMB preview. They break down the insane three-way sprint finish at OCC (Lauren Gregory, Naomi Lang …

  16. Kejelcha's New World Record + Walmsley & Jornet OUT of UTMB

    34 Min.Folge 40

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five biggest headlines in the running world: Yomif Kejelcha's stunning half marathon world record in Buenos Aires, the Sydney …

  17. Grand Slam Track Athletes Payment Drama & UTMB/Berlin Elite Fields Revealed

    29 Min.Folge 39

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the 5 biggest stories in running: Grand Slam Track's ongoing payment scandal, a new Guinness World Record for most shirts worn in a …

  18. NYC Marathon's New Lottery, Stroller Mile Record & Cambridge Professor's Running Claims Unravel

    40 Min.Folge 38

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five biggest stories in the running world. The New York Road Runners have quietly added a new lottery to their guaranteed-entry 9+1 …

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    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five biggest stories in the running world. The New York Road Runners have quietly added a new lottery to their guaranteed-entry 9+1 program, making it even harder to get a guaranteed bib into the New York City Marathon. Grand Slam Track founder Michael Johnson breaks his silence for the first time since the league collapsed into bankruptcy, giving his first interview since GST folded owing athletes and creditors millions of dollars.

    Plus: a runner just set the fastest stroller mile in history on the Guardian Mile course, a viral video shows a Mexico City Marathon bandit runner being tackled by a race official, and Cambridge sociology professor Jason Arday's wild endurance-running claims are being called into question as his academic record comes under fire.

    Chapters:
    00:00 Intro
    02:14 NYRR adds a new lottery to the 9+1 guaranteed-entry program for the NYC Marathon
    09:29 Michael Johnson breaks his silence on Grand Slam Track's bankruptcy and collapse
    17:55 New world record: the fastest mile ever run while pushing a stroller (4:17)
    21:46 Viral video: Mexico City Marathon bandit runner tackled by a race official
    25:39 Cambridge professor Jason Arday's wild running claims come under scrutiny
    38:57 Outro

    Article links:
    marathonhandbook.com/nyrr-9plus1-eligibility-drawing-nyc-marathon
    marathonhandbook.com/michael-johnson-grand-slam-track-collapse
    marathonhandbook.com/biebelhausen-4-17-stroller-mile
    marathonhandbook.com/runner-knocked-down-mexico-city-marathon

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  19. Josh Kerr Wins Gold, Alpine FKT & Brazil's Missing Marathoner Found

    26 Min.Folge 37

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down five of the biggest stories in running: Josh Kerr's emotional "Miracle Mile 2" win at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Sophie Woods' …

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    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down five of the biggest stories in running: Josh Kerr's emotional "Miracle Mile 2" win at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Sophie Woods' jaw-dropping overall fastest known time (FKT) across the Via Alpina, the safe return of Brazil's missing marathoner Daniel do Nascimento, both course records falling at the brutally hot Badwater 135, and Sebastian Sawe's surprising race announcement for after Berlin.

    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro
    0:59 Josh Kerr wins "Miracle Mile 2" at the Commonwealth Games
    5:05 Sophie Woods sets the overall Alpine FKT on the Via Alpina
    9:20 Brazil's missing marathoner Daniel do Nascimento found safe
    15:16 Course records fall at Badwater 135
    19:34 Sebastian Sawe's surprise post-Berlin race in South Korea
    23:37 Outro

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  20. Boston Marathon Adds a Lottery, Sub-2 Marathon Officially Ratified & UTMB Backlash

    34 Min.Folge 36

    Boston Marathon just added a second-chance lottery for runners stuck in the qualifying gray zone... and that's just the start.This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the BAA's …

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    Boston Marathon just added a second-chance lottery for runners stuck in the qualifying gray zone... and that's just the start.

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the BAA's new 1,000-spot lottery for rejected BQ qualifiers, Sebastian Sawe and Tigst Assefa's newly ratified world records from London (plus why Jacob Kiplimo's half marathon record is still stuck in limbo), Aurélien Sanchez's stunning new Pacific Crest Trail FKT, Hunter Woodhall's controversial disqualification at the USATF Para Outdoor Championships, and the Chamonix mayor's push to shrink UTMB after residents said they "despise" the race.

    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro
    1:30 Boston Marathon's new lottery for rejected BQ qualifiers, explained
    10:08 Sebastian Sawe & Tigst Assefa's world records officially ratified
    16:49 Aurélien Sanchez sets a new Pacific Crest Trail FKT
    20:20 Hunter Woodhall disqualified at USATF Para Outdoor Championships
    23:53 Chamonix's mayor wants to shrink UTMB — residents "despise" the race
    32:58 Outro

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  21. Chicago Marathon 2026 Elite Field Preview

    33 Min.Folge 35

    Jacob Kiplimo returns to defend his Chicago Marathon title, but can he break two hours without Kejelcha and Sawe pushing him like they did in London? Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the full 2026 …

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    Jacob Kiplimo returns to defend his Chicago Marathon title, but can he break two hours without Kejelcha and Sawe pushing him like they did in London? Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the full 2026 Chicago Marathon elite field: the men's race, the wide-open women's field led by Brigid Kosgei and dark horse Sharon Lokedi, the American record chases on both sides, Galen Rupp's masters record bid, and their bold winner predictions.

    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro: previewing the 2026 Chicago Marathon elite fields
    1:05 Can Jacob Kiplimo run sub-2 in Chicago?
    3:10 Men's elite field breakdown (Kiprotich, Mengesha, Mateiko, Takele)
    5:15 The Nike Alphafly 4 shoe story
    6:58 American men's record chase: Hicks, Maury, Clayton Young
    9:10 Galen Rupp's masters record bid
    10:13 Women's elite field: Brigid Kosgei headlines
    11:00 Why Sharon Lokedi could be the real favorite
    14:30 Hellen Obiri, Ruth Chepngetich and the tainted world record
    16:30 American women: Sarah Hall, Des Linden chase the masters record
    19:41 Susanna Sullivan and the top American storylines
    20:57 Predictions: women's race winner
    22:57

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    👉 Tell us in the comments: does Kiplimo run sub-2, and who wins the women's race?

  22. Josh Kerr & Keely Hodgkinson's HUGE Wins, New Running ADHD Study + Track & Field Broadcast Rules

    32 Min.Folge 34

    Josh Kerr just did the unthinkable: he broke the men's mile world record in London, erasing Hicham El Guerrouj's 27-year-old mark.Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the race, plus the rest of this …

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    Josh Kerr just did the unthinkable: he broke the men's mile world record in London, erasing Hicham El Guerrouj's 27-year-old mark.

    Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the race, plus the rest of this week's biggest stories in running: Keely Hodgkinson's statement win (and new Nike collection), Conner and Kylie Mantz welcoming their first child days after Kylie's jaw-dropping pregnant mile, a new study linking ADHD and endurance running, and the controversial new broadcast rules shaking up European track and field. Jesse also reveals her results from an all-out 1K time trial attempt.

    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro
    2:47 Josh Kerr breaks the mile world record in London
    7:41 Keely Hodgkinson's huge 800m win + new Nike collection
    13:11 Conner & Kylie Mantz welcome their first child
    16:54 New study links ADHD and endurance running
    20:01 Europe's controversial new track & field broadcast rules
    27:25 Jessy's all-out 1K time trial result

    Articles Links:
    https://marathonhandbook.com/hodgkinson-broeders-bol-london-800m/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/kylie-mantz-baby-william/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/kylie-mantz-pregnant-mile/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/keely-hodgkinson-nike-signature-collection/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/ebu-womens-athletics-coverage-guidelines/

  23. Dauwalter’s Brutal Hardrock Win, Kipchoge in Brazil, and Why Messi Never Runs

    32 Min.Folge 33

    Courtney Dauwalter breaks her own Hardrock 100 course record while sick on the trail, and Ludo Pommeret wins his third straight at age 50. Eliud Kipchoge’s seven continent world tour rolls through Brazil …

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    Courtney Dauwalter breaks her own Hardrock 100 course record while sick on the trail, and Ludo Pommeret wins his third straight at age 50. Eliud Kipchoge’s seven continent world tour rolls through Brazil. Emmanuel Wanyonyi breaks a 1K world record that stood since 1999. Barkley founder Laz Lake voids two backyard ultra world records. And Jessy went down a Strava rabbit hole to find out which Tour de France riders and World Cup players actually run, including one stat about Lionel Messi that will change how you watch him.

    Drop your prediction in the comments: Jessy is running an all-out 1K this week. Guess her time!

    Chapters:
    00:00 This week’s stories snapshot
    03:40 Hardrock 100: two course records and a brutal day for Dauwalter
    08:50 Kipchoge’s world tour stops in Brazil
    14:31 A 1K world record falls after 27 years
    18:41 Laz Lake voids the backyard ultra world records
    22:50 Do Tour de France riders and World Cup players actually run?
    26:43 The Messi stat
    30:33 Big announcement: a second episode every week

    Read Jessy’s reporting on all of this week’s stories at marathonhandbook.com

    Articles referenced:
    https://marathonhandbook.com/kipchoge-porto-alegre-world-tour/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/how-fifa-players-train-lessons-for-runners/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/world-cup-players-strava-census/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/tour-de-france-riders-who-run/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/pommeret-hardrock-100-third-win/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/wanyonyi-1000m-world-record/
    https://marathonhandbook.com/running-with-partner-vs-alone/

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  24. 7-Eleven Sues Nike, a Sub-2:30 Treadmill Marathon, & Kipchoge's Wife Runs Again

    28 Min.Folge 32

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down five huge stories from the running world: 7-Eleven's lawsuit against Nike over a suspiciously familiar Air Max 95 colorway, Eliud …

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    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down five huge stories from the running world: 7-Eleven's lawsuit against Nike over a suspiciously familiar Air Max 95 colorway, Eliud Kipchoge's wife Grace Segut lining up for her second marathon, an American's jaw-dropping sub-2:30 marathon workout on a Planet Fitness treadmill, the new "lactate gel" fueling technology taking over marathons and the Tour de France, and the stacked elite fields just announced for the December Valencia Marathon.

    Chapters:
    0:00 This Week's Biggest Running Stories
    1:27 7-Eleven Sues Nike Over Air Max 95 "Slurpee" Colorway
    4:34 Kipchoge's Wife Grace Segut Returns for Porto Alegre Marathon
    7:25 Sub-2:30 Marathon... on a Treadmill?! Vincent Morey's Wild Workout
    12:14 Lactate Gels Explained: The New Marathon Fueling Hack
    19:25 Valencia Marathon 2026 Elite Field: Tigst Assefa, John Korir & More
    25:50 Your Predictions & Final Thoughts

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    Let us know in the comments: would you try a lactate gel in your next race, and who do you think comes out on top in Valencia this fall?

  25. This Will Be The Race Of The Year

    22 Min.Folge 31

    Valencia just dropped its elite headliners for the December 2026 marathon, and it might be the biggest race of the year. Thomas Watson and Jessy Carveth break down why Valencia, not a World Marathon Major, has …

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    Valencia just dropped its elite headliners for the December 2026 marathon, and it might be the biggest race of the year. Thomas Watson and Jessy Carveth break down why Valencia, not a World Marathon Major, has become the sport's premier speed showcase, built around a €1 million bonus for anyone who breaks the world record.

    On the men's side, Yomif Kejelcha (runner-up to Sebastian Sawe's sub-2 in London) is set for a showdown with defending champion John Korir, fresh off his Boston course record. Alexander Mutiso and Dawit Wolde lurk as dark horses. On the women's side, all eyes are on Fotyen Tesfay, who ran the second-fastest marathon in history (2:10:51) in her Barcelona debut, and defending champ Joyciline Jepkosgei.

    Thomas and Jessy dig into the tech arms race (super shoes, lactate gels), why organizer Juan Roig (the billionaire behind Mercadona) has built Valencia around pure speed instead of major-marathon spectacle, and why Nike's biggest names are notably absent from the field. Plus: quick-fire predictions, and Thomas reveals he's got his own bib for race day.

    The Valencia Marathon takes place December 6, 2026.

    Chapters:
    00:00 Why Valencia could be the race of 2026
    00:50 Valencia announces its elite headliners
    02:25 Setting up a Kejelcha vs. Korir showdown
    04:08 Two near-misses with marathon history
    05:15 How Kejelcha is building toward December
    06:17 Super shoes, lactate gels and the tech arms race
    07:28 Dark horse alert: Alexander Mutiso
    08:16 The women's field: Fotyen Tesfay chases the world record
    09:41 Wiping the slate clean on a tainted world record
    10:37 Why Valencia isn't chasing World Major status
    11:34 Juan Roig's €1M bonus and his dream for the city
    12:16 Meet Juan Roig, the "Sam Walton of Spain"
    13:57 Pure racing over spectacle — and a new ballot system
    16:30 Quick-fire predictions: the men's race
    17:25 Quick-fire predictions: the women's race
    18:21 Will more big names join before the October field release?
    19:01 Nike's curious absence from the elite list
    20:03 Thomas's own Valencia bib, and closing thoughts

    Jessy's Interview:
    https://marathonhandbook.com/inside-the-two-year-courtship-that-brought-yomif-kejelcha-to-the-valencia-marathon/

  26. Sydney Marathon 2026 Elite Preview: Jepchirchir, Simbu & Predictions

    35 Min.Folge 30

    The 2026 TCS Sydney Marathon just dropped its elite fields and it's the deepest lineup in the race's history. Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down every big name in the men's and women's fields, the …

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    The 2026 TCS Sydney Marathon just dropped its elite fields and it's the deepest lineup in the race's history. Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down every big name in the men's and women's fields, the biggest storylines heading into Sydney's second year as a World Marathon Major, and their way-too-early predictions for who wins on August 30.

    Reigning world champions Alphonce Simbu (Tanzania) and Peres Jepchirchir (Kenya) headline both fields, going up against defending champion Hailemaryam Kiros, course-record chaser Sisay Lemma, and a stacked chase pack. Michael and Jessy dig into whether Sydney's 2:06:06 and 2:18:22 course records are about to fall, why this field proves Sydney is maturing into a true World Marathon Major, and why the Sydney Opera House finish line might be the most beautiful in the sport.

    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro: Sydney's Deepest Elite Field Yet
    1:16 Men's Field: Sisay Lemma, Simbu & the Depth Chart
    6:44 Men's Storyline: Is the Course Record in Danger?
    7:44 Women's Field: Peres Jepchirchir Headlines
    13:46 Women's Storyline: Why Jepchirchir Is the Favorite
    15:00 Big Picture: Sydney Matures as a World Marathon Major
    18:13 Best-Case Scenario for Race Organizers
    20:30 Growing Australia's Elite Marathon Pipeline
    23:00 Chasing Faster Times: Comparing the Majors
    24:21 The Most Beautiful Finish Line in the Majors?
    29:40 Way-Too-Early Predictions: Who Wins Sydney?
    33:00 Outro & How to Follow Our Sydney Coverage

  27. Western States 100 World Records, IOC Pays Olympic Athletes & Upcoming IKEA Marathon

    32 Min.Folge 29

    Another big week in running news! Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the wild weekend at the Western States 100 where Vincent Bouillard became the first man under 14 hours and Jen Lichter took down …

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    Another big week in running news! Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the wild weekend at the Western States 100 where Vincent Bouillard became the first man under 14 hours and Jen Lichter took down Courtney Dauwalter's course record in her 100-mile debut. Plus: new Backyard Ultra world records out of Russia, the first-ever marathon held inside an IKEA store, the IOC's new $10,000 athlete grant program, and Tokyo Marathon's record-breaking $170,000 prize purse.

    Read our op-ed on the IOC president here:
    https://marathonhandbook.com/opinion-kristy-coventry-ioc-president-seb-coe-putin-bach/

    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro: Michael and Jessy swap continents
    0:55 This week's top stories
    2:11 Western States 100: Bouillard's sub-14-hour record
    3:53 Jen Lichter's stunning 100-mile debut course record
    8:00 Backyard Ultra world records broken in Russia
    13:00 First official IKEA Marathon sells out
    18:18 IOC's $10,000 athlete grants — hot take
    23:44 Tokyo Marathon's record $170K prize purse and bigger field
    27:40 Bonus: new podcast feed + Paris Diamond League recap

  28. Fake Paramedic CANCELS Dutch Marathon, 8th Grader's World Record & Jenny Simpson Update

    26 Min.Folge 28

    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five biggest stories in the running world including a scary medical emergency involving one of the greatest track runners of all …

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    This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five biggest stories in the running world including a scary medical emergency involving one of the greatest track runners of all time, a jaw-dropping performance from an eighth grader, a Dutch marathon canceled over a fake paramedic scam, and why Berlin 2026 is shaping up to be the most anticipated marathon of the fall season. Chapters: 0:00 Intro — Top 5 Running Stories of the Week 1:27 Harry Styles Donates to Charity Runner Lawrence Dennis 5:15 8th Grader Luke Surface Runs World Best 5K (14:25) at Hayward Field 8:16 Dutch Sneak Marathon Canceled — Fake Paramedic Scam Exposed 12:32 Tigst Assefa Returns to Berlin to Chase the Women's Marathon World Record 20:40 Jenny Simpson's Medical Emergency at Sir Walter Miler — Latest Update 23:58 The Running Story Is Getting Its Own Podcast Feed

  29. BREAKING: 2027 London Marathon Is Going to TWO DAYS: 100,000 Runners, & Ballot Impact

    22 Min.Folge 27

    The 2027 London Marathon has officially confirmed it will become a two-day event and Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth are breaking it all down in an emergency episode of The Running Story by Marathon Handbook …

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    The 2027 London Marathon has officially confirmed it will become a two-day event and Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth are breaking it all down in an emergency episode of The Running Story by Marathon Handbook. On Saturday, April 24th and Sunday, April 25th, 2027, London will host 100,000 runners across two days on the same course, making it the largest marathon event in history and the biggest fundraising event in UK sporting history. Chapters: 0:00 — Breaking news: London Marathon goes to two days 1:09 — What's confirmed: dates, format, course & ballot details 2:26 — Why London made this move (1.33M applicants) 5:19 — The logistics challenge & why it's framed as a one-off 7:26 — Unanswered questions: charity bibs & international quotas 9:08 — Elite field pressure after the historic sub-2 hour marathon 9:57 — A landmark moment for women's marathon coverage 12:03 — Elite wish lists: who needs to race London 2027 13:46 — The money behind running two World Marathon Major days 15:00 — One-and-done or permanent? Jessy's take 16:26 — Will New York, Chicago & other majors follow? 19:13 — Audience question & wrap-up

  30. The Marathon Lottery Crisis, a 13-Year-Old Mile World Record & Kejelcha's Half Marathon Record Bid

    22 Min.Folge 26

    A 13-year-old from Utah just broke a mile world record that had stood since 1973. Plus: Olympic triathlon gold medalists are hitting the track, a runner completed every single street in Chicago, Yomif Kejelcha …

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    A 13-year-old from Utah just broke a mile world record that had stood since 1973. Plus: Olympic triathlon gold medalists are hitting the track, a runner completed every single street in Chicago, Yomif Kejelcha could break the half marathon world record in Buenos Aires and the marathon lottery crisis is getting very real. Chapters: 0:00 — Intro & show announcements 2:53 — Story 1: 13-year-old Angelina Alder breaks 53-year-old mile world record 5:13 — Story 2: Olympic triathlon champions Alex Yee & Cassandre Beaugrand go to the track 7:35 — Story 3: Joabe Barbosa runs every street in Chicago (4,000 miles in 680 days) 12:00 — Story 4: Yomif Kejelcha targets half marathon world record in Buenos Aires 15:40 — Story 5: The marathon lottery crisis — Copenhagen, London & what's next 20:38 — Outro

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