Tigst Assefa won her third Berlin Marathon in 2:11:04, setting a course record and the third-fastest women's time ever before late cramps ended her world record attempt.

Jonathan described the experience as an overwhelmingly euphoric feeling, despite all his muscles hurting badly.

The Ugandan is the third-fastest marathon runner in history and this weekend is hoping to defend his Chicago Marathon title.

See the 2026 Chicago Marathon results as champions make history, records fall and elite athletes deliver standout performances. Defending champions Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda and Hawi Feysa of Ethiopia ...

Tigst Assefa ran the third-fastest women's marathon in history at the 2026 Berlin Marathon, despite an injury derailing her ...

BERLIN -- Marathon world record holder Sabastian Sawe says he is injured and will miss the Berlin Marathon, which was set to mark his return to competition after smashing the two-hour barrier. Sawe ...