Team USA grabbed two of the four titles won on Friday as Jordan Anthony and Chase Jackson topped the podium.
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Team USA grabbed two of the four titles won on Friday as Jordan Anthony and Chase Jackson topped the podium.
World titles and top podium spots are up for grabs this weekend in Torun, Poland as the indoor season takes the stage for a clash of champions.
Hopefuls from 197 countries and territories will find out in early April if they win access to purchase a spot for the Los Angeles Games.
The brand introduced its Commercial Series on Monday, which is aimed at high traffic gyms after unveiling its partnership with Precor last year.
Hellen Obiri opened a lead at 10k to cross the line in 1:06:33 while Adriaan Wildschutt bolted down the stretch to seal the win in 59:30.
The 2:09:56 world record set by Ruth Chepngetich in Chicago in 2024 was the target as Fotyen Tesfay surged to the win on Sunday.
Abel Kipchumba and Sharon Lokedi look to defend their titles, as Grant Fisher makes his half marathon debut.
Kipchoge announced the third race of his seven continent tour on Thursday after revealing he will compete in South Africa and Brazil.
The group will compete across 27 disciplines among 500 athletes and more than 130 member nations in Torun, Poland from March 20-22.
