NYRR - It’s not likely that anyone will outwork Peter Gilmore as he pursues his dream of making the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team in the marathon. Other runners may have bigger names and more impressive resumes, but few can match Gilmore’s determi...

NYRR - If he wasn’t the least outspoken of athletes, Robert Kipkoech Cheruiyot might make a legitimate claim to being the world’s best male marathoner. He’ll almost certainly soon have a more concrete claim: He holds an all-but-insurm...

NYRR - In the last 2K of the 2001 USA Junior Cross Country Championships, a relatively unknown Wisconsin freshman appeared alongside the heavily favored Dathan Ritzenhein. The runner outkicked Ritzenhein and eventually won the race. At the World Cross ...

NYRR - Since making his debut at 26.2 miles at the ING New York City Marathon 2003, Matt Downin has been among the top performers in the event. He won the Alberto Salazar Award as the first American finisher in the 2003 race. Now, the Massachusetts nat...

NYRR - Brad Lowery, 25, who trains with Team USA Minnesota under coach Dennis Barker, has not experienced the sort of improvement he expected after college, though it now appears he is on an upturn. A native of Pierre, South Dakota, and a six-time NCAA...

NYRR - A dominant 800-meter force in the USA, Khadevis Robinson has made sure that his unique first name is one to remember. Khadevis (pronounced kuh-DAY-vis) won this year’s USA Outdoor Championships and the 2006 USA Indoor and Outdoor crowns. H...