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There's Only 83 Days Until Race Day - This is the time of year when everyone is finalizing their racing plans. With April 25-26 just around the corner, and fields capped to sell out, it's time for you to zero in on your event and get registered.
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If there’s a soundtrack to the annual Dubai Marathon, it is the Ethiopian national anthem; so frequently have athletes from the East African nation won the event.
Read more: 25th DUBAI MARATHON: Ethiopians „March Forward“ once again in Dubai
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#TheJourneytoCompete is a celebration of all things cross country and a collaboration between #NIKErunning and #RunBlogRun. We will publish #JourneytoCompete weekly, on Fridays, from October 10, 2025, to January 10, 2026! To subscribe, send an email with your email address to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. We will sign you up! We will post archived copies of the NIKE Newsletter at rrunblogrun.com and RunningNetwork.com
Read more: #TheJourneytoCompete, A cross country newsletter, Issue 3 October 24, 2025
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Buze Diriba crowned the 42nd edition of the Mainova Frankfurt Marathon with winning time of sub 2:20:00 despite very strong winds. While hopes for faster times were blown away the 31 year-old Ethiopian clocked 2:19:34. Kenyans Magdalyne Masai and Sharon Chelimo followed in second and third with 2:20:23 and 2:20:29 respectively. (Photo's: Victah)
Read more: Mainova Frankfurt Marathon: Buze Diriba goes sub 2:20, Belay Asfaw surprises
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PHOTO:Bank of America Chicago Marathon/Kevin Morris - It felt like Jacob Kiplimo was racing against the clock in Chicago. For twenty-two miles through the streets of the big shoulders, he flirted with the unimaginable. The half-marathon world record holder moved with the kind of rhythm that makes other runners look like they’re standing still. His stride, smooth, compact, relentless, had him brushing against world-record pace until fatigue finally crept in. When he crossed the line in 2:02:23, it was a reminder that talent alone can take you close to greatness, but patience and consistency are what keep you there.
Read more: Jacob Kiplimo Turns Chicago Into a Showcase of Brilliance and Endurance