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Hey runners, in today's newsletter, the Diamond League final is here, and one FKT just got broken twice in a month.
JakobIngebrigtsen has added a Brussels 1,500m to his schedule, going in 11th in the standings and outside the ten qualifying spots, ahead of his first meeting with JoshKerr in two years on September 13.
Elsewhere, NickFowler beat the Pacific Crest Trail from Canada to Mexico crewed record that had only stood a month, and he did it without a support crew. And a teenager has pleaded guilty to planning a bombing at the Sydney Marathon finish, telling the court the crowds at the Opera House were part of what made it a target.
And as always, we round things out with the practical stuff: our review of the Salomon S/Lab Genesis 2, 11 tips for running longer, and how to know when your shoes are done.
The New Zealander was fifth in 12:25:17 on Friday and says a man who had not entered the race joined her over the closing meters in Chamonix. UTMB’s rulebook costs a competitor 30 minutes for a dropped pole and says nothing about him.
Salomon's $200 technical racer, tested over six runs in the Alps during UTMB week, including a vertical kilometer, a run up to the glacier, and a lot of wet rock.
Reality Rules Runners UK says its members will turn out at events from Oct. 3. parkrun, which maintains that its events are not races, is reviewing a policy that lets participants register by gender identity.
The Diamond League Final opens Friday in Brussels, and Ingebrigtsen goes into it 11th in the 1,500m standings, outside the ten places that qualify. His first race against Kerr in two years follows on Sept. 13.
The boy was 14 when Australian Federal Police arrested him in August 2024, and he told the New South Wales Supreme Court that the crowd the Opera House finish draws was part of what made it a target. He will be sentenced Oct. 29.
Fowler, 38, covered the trail from the Canadian border to the Mexican one in 45 days, 17 hours, 47 minutes, beating a crewed record that had stood for a month.
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 Marathon results, and the Josh Kerr vs. Jakob Ingebrigtsen showdown that's now officially on the books.
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