Hey runners, today's lineup is a reminder that running doesn't always take itself too seriously.
Des Linden showed up to Disney for what was supposed to be a low-key training run and left with a win, Daddy Pig is officially running the London Marathon, and women's gear just got a long-overdue practical upgrade.
We're also digging into whether Coke Zero deserves a place in your recovery routine, how to squeeze workouts into a packed schedule, smart first-marathon advice, and what might be behind that frustratingly high heart rate on your runs.
Jessy Carveth
Senior News Editor, Marathon Handbook
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The organizers have offered prize money to the three women who were led off course — and the explanation for how it all happened involves a police emergency, a footbridge, and a driver who thought the race was being rerouted.
The Boston Marathon champion turned ultra-runner showed up to Disney World for a fun training run. She left with a race victory and a tiara's worth of goodwill.
Regular Coke has long been a staple in ultrarunning. But what about Coke Zero? Can a sugar-free, zero-calorie soda actually hold any value for endurance athletes, or is it just a fizzy placebo?
The nation's favourite cartoon dad will toe the start line on April 26 to raise £54,000 for the National Deaf Children's Society, following the revelation that his son George is deaf.
Hoka thinks it's finally cracked the super shoe code with the new Cielo X1 V3. It's lighter, softer, and already has a few big marathon performances behind it — but is it actually fast enough to rival Nike and Adidas on race day? We put it to the test.
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