– Jack Robertson, the former DEA agent who was in charge of WADA’s investigation into doping in Russia, talking to David Epstein of ProPublica about how disappointed he is by those in charge of both the IOC and WADA.
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Must ReadHead Of WADA’s Investigation Into Russian Doping Absolutely Rips WADA And IOC – Says WADA Chief Craig Reedie Never Asked Him Once About The Investigation Former DEA superstar Jack Robertson held nothing back in a Q&A with ProPublica and the BBC: “The action the IOC took has forever set a bar for how the most outrageous doping and cover up and corruption possible will be treated in the future … The people in charge are basically raping their sports and the system for self-interest. Sport is seriously broken.”
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Sir Walter Mile MB: Lauren Johnson (4:25) and Kyle Merber (3:54) Win As Drew Hunter (3:57.15) and Mikey Brannigan (3:57.58) PR It’s a Paralympic WR for the autistic Brannigan. *Meet Home
LRC 2016 Beach To Beacon Preview: Ben True, Eric Jenkins & Dathan Ritzenhein Look to Bounce Back from Olympic Trials Heartbreak, Mary Keitany Is Set to Dominate and the Return of Tariku Bekele – 6 Takeaways from the Press ConferenceWith the Olympics still a week away, the best racing action of the week is in Maine, where several U.S. and international stars will gather for the 19th TD Beach to Beacon 10K. We caught up with Ritz (he’s fit and possibly in road PR shape), Bekele (he’s healthy), True and several others on Friday including Keitany, who said all the right things but was clearly still miffed that she won’t be running the Olympic marathon.
Who Will Light The Flame? Soccer legend Pele says he’s not physically able to attend Opening Ceremony – so who will light the torch?
LRC Goes To KenyaA Legacy Lives On: A Look At The Search For Kenyan Talent At The Aloha Zane Branson Memorial 15K The late Zane Branson was so much more than an agent to some of East Africa’s top runners. In his latest piece, Andy Arnold travels to the western Kenya to visit the race that now bears Branson’s name and tells how Zane’s messages of family and teamwork live on.
Endurance is one of three Zátopek biographies that were released this summer (Today We Die A Little! by Richard Askwith and Quicksilver by Pat Butcher - which we have not reviewed yet - are the others). This one's worth a read as it offers insight into not just Zátopek's life, but those of rivals Alain Mimoun, Gordon Pirie and Jim Peters as well as Zátopek's former coach Jan Haluza and his brutal treatment at the hands of Czechoslovakia's communist regime.
Our man on the ground in Kenya, Andy Arnold, was granted exclusive access to Kwemoi last week as the ninth-fastest man of all time (3:28.81 PR) prepares for his first Olympics. His coach, Renato Canova, would not be surprised if the 20-year-old Kwemoi, who beat Kiprop and several of the world's top milers in Monaco on July 15, one day breaks the world records at 1,500 or 5,000 meters.
More News From Japan: A Look At The Highlights From Japan’s National High School Championships From a 2:04 girls 800 to an 8:46 boys steeple, JRN has you covered.
LRC 2016 TrackTown Summer Series: Colby Alexander (3:34.88) Wins A Fast 1,500, Kate Grace (4:09.92) Keeps Rolling, Melissa Bishop Wins 800 (1:59.74) As Shannon Rowbury Finally Breaks 2:00 updated 3:05 am We break down the action for you at the 1st TrackTown Summer Series meet, which was the last meet held at Hayward Field before the renovations begin.
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We were so confident that Mike Rossi cheated at the 2014 Lehigh Valley Marathon that we offered him $200,000 to replicate his personal best. He failed to do so and also failed to claim $10,000 if he could come within even 30 seconds per mile of his alleged marathon best.
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