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It's been a wild weekend in the running world. Severe weather brought the Moab 240 to a halt, Chelsea Clinton took on Chicago, and the Melbourne Marathon is facing serious questions over water shortages and a shocking race-day collision. Plus, we're breaking down the 2026 Chicago Marathon by the numbers.
And don't miss the latest episode of The Running Story. Fresh from Chicago, Michael and Jessy dive into the marathon's biggest moments, a Berlin Marathon influencer cheating controversy, and all the running news you need to catch up on this week!
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.
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The self-coached American writes out three or four sessions and asks someone else to choose, and that is how his 45-mile training day in September began.
The half-marathon started at 9:45 a.m. this year, more than two hours later than in 2025, and a volunteer said drink stations were rationing water soon after it began.
More than 54,500 runners finished on a morning that warmed from 60 F into the mid-70s, and fewer than one in 10 of them ran the second half faster than the first.
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