The sensory cortex-engaging silhouette gets a personalty change and finds itself outfitted in Flyknit.
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The sensory cortex-engaging silhouette gets a personalty change and finds itself outfitted in Flyknit.
While the finalists for World Athletics 2025 photograph of the were announced last week, the short list of images — and photographers — fell even more of the story of a packed season on the track, field and on the road.
Of the 141 images that were submitted for the top photo honor, 10 made the cut for the shortlist as a four person judging panel picked the final three.
The 10 shortlist images were included in a digital exhibition from World Athletics and demonstrate vantage points that go beyond the podium for unique looks through the lenses of the top photographers in the sport.
The latest additions to the Forerunner lineup — the 570 and 970 — are both feature rich and packed with updates in a smartwatch roster that has gotten crowded over the years.
Pulling Nike’s running shoe roster back to the top has fallen on the Pegasus, Vomero — and now the Structure.
The second day of competition at the World Indoor Championships on Saturday in Nanjing, China pushed the intensity even high than the first day of action, with several past winner retaining their titles — as other challengers rose to the occasion.
Grant Holloway and Mondo Dupantis both became winning of three straight titles, while Christopher Bailey and Amber Anning shifted the narrative in their favor with big wins. Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Freweyni Hailu dominated once again as Mujinga Kambundji proved that even a slim margin could produce a win.
Day two in Nanjing in photos tells the story below and with one day left in the global indoor season, the tone shifts to tomorrow’s closing act.
