29 October 1988. Sebastian Coe and Steve Cram re-ran the famous 367 metre “Chariots of Fire” race at Trinity College, Cambridge. The “Court Run” involved running around Great Court within the length of time that it takes the College clock to strike the hour of 12 noon. Coe won.
Ciara Mageean speaking with exceptional courage and grace on a subject infinitely more serious than any sports event, the fight for her life at 34. Inspirational words from Europe's 1500-metre champion make this an interview like no other.
What makes the 'Two Ronnie's' so incredibly amazing isn't just their intellectual brilliance but the way that, unlike modern comedians, they could make us laugh with clean language and manners. Even their innuendos are delivered with charm.
Over 1000 people competed in the senior men's and U23 races at this past weekend's Liverpool Cross Challenge.
I genuinely believe that cross country is one of the most under-appreciated elements of athletics.
It's relatable and also takes some of the technology advances in T&F + road running out of the equation.
Pretty intuitive animation explaining seasons, equinox, solstice, length of day and night.
Today marks the autumn equinox in the Northern Hemisphere.
[🎞️ German Valencia Garcia]
"I'd love to be racing Jakob Ingebrigtsen in this era."
Steve Cram analyses the current era of middle-distance running compared to the 1980s 💬
He talks through his mindset when racing and how middle-distance tactics have evolved over the decades 🏃
🎙️ @TimHutchings1
Watch the full episode 👉 https://t.co/81jtYoMixM
This is an incredible footage of a surface rupture forming on the Sagaing Fault during the Myanmar Earthquake in Thazi. It's the first time such a phenomenon has been captured on camera.
Watch carefully at the 0:14 second mark.