Ultrarunning on the Little Screen
We here at iRunFar.com have been out on the trails busily searching for new stories… that is when we haven’t […]
We here at iRunFar.com have been out on the trails busily searching for new stories… that is when we haven’t […]
One interesting aspect of the Marathon des Sables is that each of the awards is named for a sponsor. I […]
As noted in last week’s iRunFar Goes Fulltime post, I’ll be touring the mountain west from late-June until at least […]
A lazy, hazy morning on the Shenandoah river Ferns along the “trail” into the Gap Creek aid station. (Can you […]
iRunFar would like to give a hearty salute to those women and men still out on the Massanutten 100 course. […]
At 2:34 this afternoon Karl Meltzer stormed through the unofficial aid station at 211 East (58.1). Less than 10 minutes […]
The 5.6 miles from Camp Roos to Gap Creek 1 (mile 39.8) ran tougher than usual today. A recent fire […]
Karl Meltzer (10:12) opened up his lead over Todd Walker and the field between Habron Gap (mile 24.7 – no […]
Todd Walker had the lead into the first aid station at Shaw Gap (8.7 miles) with Karl Meltzer just a […]
This year’s MMT 100 men’s race is so competitive and so chock full of friends that we’ve put off writing […]
We enjoyed predicting last year’s women’s MMT field so much that we’re doing it again. This year’s field features three […]
Welcome back to another edition of This Week In Running, and a look at just a handful of the events/races […]
Bryon Powell’s journey from soccer team reject to law student to full-time head of iRunFar.com.
There’s no aid station that I’m looking forward to more at this year’s Western States 100 than Peachstone… or Cal […]
After an unexpected week off last week, TWIR is back this week to take a sneak peak at just a […]