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Research about the running industry is one of the most valuable assets 赛车官网 Running USA brings to its members, and this Thursday, May 16, our next member webinar will be covering in-depth what members can expect from 赛车官网 Running USA's new data partnership with Athlinks.

Presented by Michael Clemons, 赛车官网 Running USA Director of Operations and the org's research expert, attendees will learn what types of reports will be available and how you can access this invaluable information for your event or running-focused business. Link in bio to sign up, or visit runningusa.org/events.

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For the second year in a row, Jason Salyer of Tipp

For the second year in a row, Jason Salyer of Tipp City is the men’s division winner at the Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon, which celebrated its 26th running on Sunday, May 5. In the women’s division, 26-year-old Olivia Anger of Bellbrook, OH, won in a time of 2:43:23, the second fastest time recorded for a women’s division winner behind Tatyana Pozdnyakova’s 2:34:35 in 2002.

The 33-year-old Salyer won in a time of 2:26:01, more than a minute faster than his winning time last year of 2:27:10. Much of the race was a back and forth between Salyer and the second-place finisher, 23-year-old Adam Beucler of Hudson, OH, who finished in a time of 2:26:53.

“Adam and I had five or six lead changes,” Salyer said. “I’d never raced Adam before, I’d heard of him and knew he was a talent. Every time I took the lead from him, I never felt that lead was safe, and when he took the lead from me, I told myself I had to stay in contact.”

Find the full @runflyingpig recap at runningusa.org

Thousands of participants from 15 different countr

Thousands of participants from 15 different countries, 5 continents, and 50 states crossed the finish line Saturday at the 2024 OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon and Delta Dental 500 Festival 5K. Photos courtesy @500festival.

Jake Bertelsen from Powell, Ohio, won the men’s race with a time of 1 hour, 4 minutes, and 29 seconds. Anna Rohrer of Carmel, Indiana, won the women’s race with a time of 1 hour, 15 minutes, and 18 seconds. Rohrer is a two-time OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon winner.

In the Athletes with Disabilities division, Jenn Fesemyer of Champaign, Illinois took home first place with a time of 53 minutes and 11 seconds. Matt Davis from Bowling Green, Kentucky took home second place with a time of 1 hour, 6 minutes, and 45 seconds.

Caleb Webb of Bloomington, Indiana, won the Delta Dental 500 Festival 5K men’s race with a time of 15 minutes and 27 seconds. Maggie Whitham of Raleigh, North Carolina won the women’s 5K in 18 minutes and 9 seconds.

2024 marked the 48th running of the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon and 25th running of the Delta Dental 500 Festival 5K

The 37th Big Sur International Marathon concluded

The 37th Big Sur International Marathon concluded with resounding success, as runners embraced the challenge of a new out-and-back course along the coast passing through scenic Point Lobos. Despite the unexpected course alteration due to a highway slip-out in March, participants displayed resilience and determination, creating an unforgettable race day experience. Runners raced through pockets of sunshine and were treated to familiar entertainment including the piano man and the taiko drummers.

“We are absolutely thrilled with the outcome of this year’s Big Sur International Marathon,” said Josh Priester, Executive Director of the Big Sur Marathon Foundation. “Despite the challenges posed by the highway slip-out on March 30th, our runners and volunteers alike showcased their resilience and dedication, making it a memorable event for everyone involved. We have an amazing and supportive community who made this year’s race possible and we are incredibly grateful.”

Marathon weekend featured various distances, including the Marathon, Relay, 21-Miler, 11-Miler, 12K, and 5K, attracting a diverse group of participants from across the country and internationally. The Boston 2 Big Sur challenge, where participants run both the Boston Marathon and the Big Sur Marathon within just 13 days, drew 300 participants.

The top finisher in the Marathon was Simon Ricci, 26, of San Francisco, with a time of 2:29:30. Simon recorded 1st place finishes at both the Napa Valley Half Marathon and Oakland Marathon earlier this year. The first place female was Peyton Bilo, 26, a high school and collegiate standout from Northern California.

Photos and recap courtesy @bsimevents and @blisteringpace

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon celebrates lif

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon celebrates life and there were 22,000 runners with reasons to celebrate on Sunday! Norman, Oklahoma’s Korey Larson was the Memorial Marathon winner with a time of 2:31:56. The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon remembers those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever in the downtown Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. The Finish Line celebrates the lives of the 168 people killed with their names and pictures, inspiration for those last few steps.

“I was really hurting and when you see those, the hurt goes away and they lift you up,” recalled Larson. Catherine “Cat” Lisle, of Edmond, Oklahoma, was crowned the Marathon’s five-time champion after finishing 2:52:03. Catherine also won the Memorial Marathon in 2009, 2010, 2016 and 2017. “It’s a major honor especially to do it in Oklahoma City where the whole reason we’re doing it is to remember the people who cannot do it.”

Photos and recap courtesy @okcmarathon. Find more info at runningusa.org

New York Road Runners (NYRR) had 8,241 finishers a

New webinar alert! Join 赛车官网 Running USA on Thursday, M

New webinar alert! Join 赛车官网 Running USA on Thursday, May 16 as we discuss the exciting new data and research possibilities for 赛车官网 Running USA members. Michael Clemons, Director of Operations, will discuss how the organization will utilize the decades of finisher data from Athlinks to create unique reports and how members can request their own custom reports.

Learn what reporting capabilities are possible, as well as how to go about requesting and utilizing the data available to 赛车官网 Running USA through this exclusive deal with Athlinks. Additionally, attendees will get a sneak peak at the first report 赛车官网 Running USA will release this summer analyzing industry trends and changes from 2019 to 2023.

Register now at link in bio.

Vince Ciattei (Under Armour Dark Sky) and Rachel M

Vince Ciattei (Under Armour Dark Sky) and Rachel McArthur (Unattached) won the @usatf Road Mile Championships tonight in Des Moines hosted by the Grand Blue Mile. In windy and cool conditions Ciattei clocked 3:56.97 –leading gun to tape– and came close to the world road mile record of 3:56.13 set by Hobbs Kessler last October. McArthur broke away from her rivals in the final quarter to win in 4:32.20. Both athletes won $5000 in prize money.

Read the full article from Race Results Weekly's David Monti on RunningUSA.org - link in bio for easy access.

Ciattei –who finished third in this race last year and was the winner two years ago– left nothing to chance tonight. He moved immediately to the front right after the gun, went through halfway in just under 1:58, and was the race’s only leader. He got a credible challenge from John Reniewicki and Alec Basten in the final quarter, but the two Under Armour Baltimore Distance teammates couldn’t match Ciattei’s speed in the final sprint. They finished second and third in 3:58.48 and 3:59.88, respectively.

“I’m sure in a day I’ll be happy that I won,” said Ciattei in his post-race broadcast interview as he reflected on coming close to the world record. “That hurts, though, man. I’ve been on the wrong side of small margins so often in my career. I thought today might be the day.”

IMAGE: Rachel McArthur after winning the 2024 USATF Road Mile Championships at the Grand Blue Mile (video still via usatf.tv)

@bolderboulder, America’s All-Time Best 10K, ann

@bolderboulder, America’s All-Time Best 10K, announced the rosters of the American teams that will compete in the 2024 International Pro Team Challenge on Memorial Day – May 27.

The International Team Challenge, which was created in 1998, includes professional runners from around the world competing on three-person teams; in a team-by-country format. The prize purse for this year’s International Team Challenge is valued at $83,700 before performance bonuses. Last year $111,850 in prize money and bonuses were awarded.

Find the full story at runningusa.org. Photo courtesy @bolderboulder.

We're thrilled to be hosting the 2025 Industry Con

We're thrilled to be hosting the 2025 Industry Conference presented by haku at the Galt House Hotel, with special rates for Running USA attendees. Our room block is now open and you can find the reg link in our bio, or on runningusa.org on the Conference page.

@thegalthousehotel guests enjoy unparalleled access to the awesome city of Louisville’s exciting and vibrant downtown, including restaurants, bars, shops, museum district, cultural center and Urban Bourbon Trail. The hotel is known as an iconic downtown destination and all of our conference activities, including social events, educational programming, and the expo, will take place on site.

Registration for the 2025 Industry Conferene presented by @hakuapp is open and we hope to see you there! Link in bio for that, too.

Are you a subject matter expert or passionate abou

Are you a subject matter expert or passionate about a topic important to the running industry? Apply now to host a breakout session or be a general session speaker at the 2025 Running USA Industry Conference presented by haku in Louisville, KY from Sunday, Feb. 2 to Tuesday, Feb. 4 at the Galt House Hotel.

Application link is in our bio.

We are looking for volunteer speakers for Feb. 3 and Feb. 4 who can scale their presentation for a wide variety of event sizes. There is no compensation or comped entry for speakers. However, new in 2025, all speakers will receive the discounted rate of $499 and enjoy all amenities and features of the conference.

The event will host an array of breakout sessions focused on topic areas impacting the running industry, including (but not limited to) participant growth, retention, sponsorship, operations, controlling costs, marketing, event communications, business best practices, inclusion, sustainability, succession planning, vendor relations, youth events and more.

At our 2024 Running USA Industry Conference in Orl

At our 2024 Running USA Industry Conference in Orlando, Dakotah Lindwurm was supported by fans from Grandma's Marathon a few days before she made the Olympic team at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials.

This week, @grandmasmarathon announced that @dakotahlindwurm will be at the starting line during their half marathon race in June, just not as part of the event that’s helped make her a fan favorite in Duluth and one of the best female distance runners in America.

The Minnesota native will be part of the field in this year’s Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon as part of her ongoing preparations for the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics.

“I’m so excited to wear ‘USA’ across my chest,” Lindwurm said. “I’ve been an underdog my whole career, so I’m excited to stick my nose where it doesn’t belong amongst the best in the world and hopefully, I can surprise some people again.”

In Orlando, she spoke about how events can partner with athletes to bringing excitement to their races and create positive, inspiring experiences for all participants.

Read more at runningusa.org

A course record, an historic pace at halfway, poss

A course record, an historic pace at halfway, possible Olympic berths on the line, and the largest pack of women at 20 miles the race has ever seen: The 128th @BostonMarathon presented by Bank of America offered drama at every turn as 26,596 starters made their way from Hopkinton to Boston, cheered by huge crowds on a dry, sunny spring Patriots’ Day.

In the professional races, Sisay Lemma of Ethiopia triumphed on Boylston Street in 2:06:17; Hellen Obiri of Kenya repeated her win of last year, this time in 2:22:37; Eden Rainbow-Cooper of Great Britain was a surprise wheelchair winner in 1:35:11, and Switzerland’s Marcel Hug won for the seventh time here, breaking his own course record when he broke the tape in 1:15:33 despite a frightening mid-race crash.

Read the full event recap courtesy @teambaa at RunningUSA.org. All images courtesy @teambaa

We had such a great time at last night’s Running

We had such a great time at last night’s Running USA and RRCA Industry Reception. All of the photos are now available via the link in bio. Thanks to our amazing sponsors, World Athletics, Ubeo, and Falmouth Road Race! @rrcanational @worldathletics @ubeo_llc @falmouthroadrace #BostonMarathon #RunningUSA #RRCA #Networking

“Was I scared? Absolutely. Was I hurting? Absolu

“Was I scared? Absolutely. Was I hurting? Absolutely.” 2014 Boston Marathon winner Meb Keflezighi recounts the last half of his race win at a brunch event for the MEB Foundation Saturday morning in Boston. Drawing inspiration from the victims of the 2013 marathon bombing, he ran to a historic victory for an American champion. His foundation raises money to help children in need with health, education and fitness.

Running USA is excited to announce that Tori Murde

Running USA is excited to announce that Tori Murden McClure, esteemed explorer, author, and President of @spaldinguniversity, will deliver the keynote address at the 21st Running USA Industry Conference presented by @hakuapp in Louisville, Kentucky, scheduled for February 2-4, 2025. Registration for the event is open now- see link in bio. and a hotel link is also available.

Tori Murden McClure is a trailblazer in every sense of the word. Her extraordinary accomplishments and unwavering commitment to leadership and adventure make her the ideal keynote speaker for the premier gathering of industry professionals in the running community.

Best known as the first woman and first American to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean, Tori captured the world’s attention with her daring 81-day journey in 1999. Additionally, she achieved the remarkable feat of becoming the first woman and first American to ski to the geographic South Pole during a 50-day, 750-mile expedition.

Tori’s dedication to leadership extends beyond her personal achievements. As President of Spalding University, she has spearheaded initiatives that have earned the university recognition as the World’s First Compassionate University. Her diverse career includes roles such as a chaplain at a Boston hospital, director of a Louisville women’s shelter, policy assistant in the Louisville Mayor’s Office, and the first full-time employee of the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville.

Moreover, Tori’s academic journey is as remarkable as her adventures. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Smith College, a Master of Divinity from Harvard University, a law degree from the University of Louisville, and a Master of Fine Arts in writing degree from Spalding.

“We are honored to have Tori Murden McClure as our keynote speaker for the 2025 Running USA Industry Conference,” said Jay Holder, Executive Director of Running USA. “Her unparalleled spirit of adventure, coupled with her profound insights on leadership and perseverance, will undoubtedly inspire and empower our attendees.”

Congratulations to the Eugene Marathon @eugenemara

Congratulations to the Eugene Marathon @eugenemarathon on its first ever sell out!

At 7:00 a.m. on the morning of Sunday, April 28, the 2024 Eugene Marathon will start on Agate Street just outside of Hayward Field with the biggest field of marathoners and half marathoners in the race’s 17-year history.

Over 8,000 runners are expected to be at the start line on that last Sunday in April; and the day before, 4,000 additional runners are expected to toe the line in the Eugene 5K and Kid’s Duck Dash presented by OCCU. Participants in all four race distances share the same goal: to cross the iconic finish line on the track at Hayward Field.

“The rapid growth that our event has seen in the last two years is a testament to our community and to our team,” Race Director Ian Dobson said. “We’ve worked hard to innovate and refine our event, and the wider community has volunteered and supported our race from the very beginning. The Eugene Marathon is embraced by this community and that’s why people from all over the world want to come here to run.”

Photos courtesy Eugene Marathon.

Big news! We're proud to partner with European Ath

Big news! We're proud to partner with European Athletics (@europeanathletics) and the Running Industry Alliance (@runningindustryalliance) to enhance the global running industry’s business landscape. This new collaboration signifies a milestone in showcasing innovation and growth within the B2B running industry.

You can read more about this partnership and what it means at runningusa.org

As part of this strategic alliance, the three running business conferences produced by each organization either annually or biennially will support each other in terms of best practices, cross-promotion, content, suppliers, services and sponsors. The effort will build bridges and connections for industry leaders, stakeholders and members to be able to access unparalleled networking opportunities, thought-provoking discussions and access to cutting-edge insights and trends shaping the global running industry.

“Delivering value to Running USA members and sharing the successes of those members with the global industry are key goals of this organization,” said Jay Holder, Executive Director of Running USA. “We are excited about the increased output of content, best practices and productive conversations that will come with working closely with our friends and partners at Running Industry Alliance and European Athletics.”

Beautiful weather paved the way for an exciting ra

Beautiful weather paved the way for an exciting race in the men’s and women’s elite fields at the Credit Union Cherry Blossom 10 Mile @cucb Sunday as Sarah Chelangat from Uganda repeated as the women’s champion and Hillary Bor broke his own American 10 Mile record by 16 seconds, which he set at last year’s CUCB.

Bor’s record-breaking time of 45:57 earned him the title of 2024 USATF 10 Mile National Champion and $12,500 in prize money. Second place American Nathan Martin also broke Bor’s previous record, finishing in 46:00. Bor finished third overall behind Wesley Kiptoo from Kenya, whose winning time was 45:54. Kiptoo broke away from the pack at the end with a final kick to beat fellow countryman Raymond Magut, who finished second in 45:55. Kiptoo and Magut received a time bonus for running sub-46 minutes.

Find a full recap at runningusa.org

Photo credits: Bob Burgess Photography and Credit Union Cherry Blossom.

We have a great Running USA member webinar in stor

We have a great Running USA member webinar in store for you on Earth Day - April 22! Sign up at link in our bio.

A distinguished panel of industry leaders will convene to explore innovative strategies for enhancing the sustainability of running events. From reducing carbon footprints to minimizing waste and promoting eco-friendly practices, this dynamic discussion will delve into actionable solutions aimed at making running events more environmentally responsible.

Look forward to hearing from our distinguished panel, including: Tina Muir @runningforreal; Kristin Cushman @bluestrikeenvironmental; Alexandra Criscuolo, MBA in Sustainability @nyrr; Dustin Martin @wings_of_america; Brian Mister @aroundthecrown10k; Rico Tesio @responsiblesport, @rico_tesio

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