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Run Of The Mills
By Simon Taylor on 28/05/2004 18:14:41
It's not just the opportunity to run through people's kitchens that makes the historic Cinque Mulini a bit special... there's the top-class field too
its 72nd running this year (a sequence dating back to 1933 and one that not even World War II could disrupt), is the Bislett Games of cross-country running. Like the famous Norwegian track meeting, held in a tiny, rickety Oslo stadium, it is warm
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The World's Top 10 Marathons
By Steve Smythe and Steven Seaton on 08/07/2002 17:58:06
Here it is: the definitive list of the world's top 10 marathons, from RUNNER'S WORLD International
Ask 10 runners what the best marathon in the world is, and you could get 10 different answers. Marathon memories are, to say the least, vulnerable to our own biases. Smash a PB in the Luton Marathon and (lets take a leap of the imagination here
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Transatlantic Trips - Best Spring US Marathons
By Steve Smythe on 09/01/2004 09:59:55
A short selection of some of the USA's best spring marathons
Texas marathon, which many Americans feel should be in the world’s top 10. The course is fast and quite scenic, and at this time of year the weather in Texas is gorgeous. Contact www.attaustinmarathon.comLos Angeles MarathonMonth: MarchOne of the world’s
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Short Breaks - Shorter European Races in Spring
By Steve Smythe on 08/01/2004 16:23:58
A short selection of some of Europe's best spring events without doing the full 26.2
If you don’t fancy 26 miles, or you feel it will cramp your enjoyment of the city, you can still enjoy some of the world’s best spring events. Here are five to whet your appetite.Lisbon Half-Marathon Month: MarchOne of the world’s best half
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Toronto Marathon: Down By The Waterfront
By Daniel Benson on 18/10/2006 13:34:16
The Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon is a big-city race with small-town convenience
and with competitors from more than 30 countries. Toronto has come a long way from the 500 runners who lined up for the inaugural marathon in 2000. As I begin to become more compos mentis it’s clear this event – although smaller than most of the world’s top 10
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Your 60 Favourite Worldwide Races
By Runner's World on 08/12/2005 12:56:16
From the joy of the big city to the wilds of China... 60 tantalising races to start dreaming about
stretching off into the distance." (Dave Jelley on the French Trans'Aq). Outrageously flat courses, Himalayan courses, courses down mineshafts... they're all here. We've divided your reports into three pages:European RacesNorth American RacesRest-of-World
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Worldwide Races Index
By on 19/05/2009 11:58:52
Enjoy our jam-packed international race listings for travel ideas in unforgettable surroundings, from once-in-a-lifetime destinations to European mini-breaks
Himalayan Kingdom MarathonForget helicopter rides over city sights, ocean cruises or road trips - we think the best way to see the world is on foot.Whether you'd rather find yourself in a rolling vineyard in South Africa, viewing a Tyrolean mountain
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Win A Trip To The New York City Marathon 2006!
By Runner's World on 22/12/2005 18:13:30
Just raise £75 for an RW charity in a race before May
Fancy running one of the world’s biggest and best marathons? How about a bit of shopping?Courtesy of 2:09 Events, we are giving away a trip for two to New York on New York City Marathon weekend (November 5, 2006), including flights
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Game For A Marathon: Running The Kenya Safaricom
By Ashley Smith on 18/07/2005 13:57:49
It's a marathon serious enough to attract the world record holder, where elephants, nervous Westerners and thousands of locals all play their part...
RW website member Ashley Smith ran the Safaricom Marathon in Kenya on July 2, 2005. Here's his story.Last December my friend David – who lives in Kenya – asked me to come out and join him in running the Safaricom marathon, rated as one of the world’s
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The Great Wall Marathon
By Sean Fishpool on 05/11/2002 15:51:33
If you're going to hit the wall during a marathon, you may as well do it with style
Im surprised the Chinese girls plimsolls arent melting as she passes me on the hill. Its 35°C and rising at the start of the second annual Great Wall Marathon. No amount of sunblock or light-coloured headgear makes it seem like anything less. As this frail form pulls ahead, I...
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