You Should Watch the 2022 Boston Marathon. Here’s Why (and How)
On the 50th anniversary of the first official women’s field at the iconic event, this year’s pro lineup doesn’t disappoint.
On the 50th anniversary of the first official women’s field at the iconic event, this year’s pro lineup doesn’t disappoint.
Recovering from hip pain set the 2018 champion back initially, but she’s looking forward to lining up on Marathon Monday.
Nell Rojas placed sixth on Monday, America's top finisher in a competitive international field.
The New York City Marathon is hosting one of its strongest American fields yet in its post-pandemic return.
The rescheduled 2021 Boston Marathon will feature nine women who have run faster than 2:22, plus three top U.S. women.
Another sign that racing is coming back? Molly Seidel, Sara Hall, Des Linden and more will compete at the Mini 10K.
Finishing 26.2 miles takes weeks and months of prepping your body. But what runs through your mind can lead to even bigger strides. Follow in the footsteps of these elite marathoners for a mental game plan that will power you to any goal.
Would the people's champion lie to us? We don't think so.
The 2018 champion is coming back to try to reclaim her Boston Marathon title at the 125th anniversary of the race.
Without the Boston Marathon, how do we know it’s spring?
After becoming the first woman to break three hours for 50K, Des Linden talks hype and happiness.
It's the rock-solid steadiness for us.
A behind-the-scenes photo essay of Desiree Linden's record-setting 50K run in Oregon.
The people's champion set a new 50K world record and the internet LOVED IT.
At a self-created race in Oregon, the 2018 Boston Marathon champion set a record at a new distance.
The 2018 Boston Marathon champion is moving up in distance, but still has a fall 26.2-mile race on her mind.
The two-time Olympian had big plans for 2020. Didn’t we all? But in typical Desiree Linden-style, she’s taking the uncertain times in stride.
After placing fourth at the Olympic Trials, Desiree Linden planned to race the Boston Marathon. Like everybody else, she’s trying to figure out what’s next.
"I fought all day long. I gave it everything out there.”
Desiree Linden is the only contender on the Olympic Marathon Trials start line who’s made the team before—twice. She has big plans this spring and this is just the beginning.