SPLITS
200m: 27.35
400m: 56.28 (28.93)
600m: 1:26.11 (29.83)
800m: 1:56.33 (30.22)
She had a slightly faster opening + final lap in her 1:57.18 PB from 2023 run but a stronger 2nd and 3rd lap today
SPLITS
200m: 27.35
400m: 56.28 (28.93)
600m: 1:26.11 (29.83)
800m: 1:56.33 (30.22)
She had a slightly faster opening + final lap in her 1:57.18 PB from 2023 run but a stronger 2nd and 3rd lap today
She win race on Thursday in Liévin.
She owns the indoor U.S. record with a 4:16.41 from Feb. 2024. The world record is 4:13.31 set by Genzebe Dibaba in Feb. 2016.
She owns the indoor U.S. record with a 4:16.41 from Feb. 2024. The world record is 4:13.31 set by Genzebe Dibaba in Feb. 2016.
The key change to the World Rankings for 2026 is that World Athletics has implemented a reduction in the placing scores for each category of meet/event.
@preetmajithia.bsky.social explains ⬇️
citiusmag.com/articles/wor...
The key change to the World Rankings for 2026 is that World Athletics has implemented a reduction in the placing scores for each category of meet/event.
@preetmajithia.bsky.social explains ⬇️
citiusmag.com/articles/wor...
citiusmag.com/articles/sha...
citiusmag.com/articles/sha...
New York City will host a national track and field championships for the first time since the 1991 USA Athletics Congress Championship.
Eugene, Oregon will again host USAs in 2027.
New York City will host a national track and field championships for the first time since the 1991 USA Athletics Congress Championship.
Eugene, Oregon will again host USAs in 2027.
“The only thing more powerful than hate is love”
“Together, we are America”
“The only thing more powerful than hate is love”
“Together, we are America”
Dutch national record!
5th-fastest in the world this year!
Dutch national record!
5th-fastest in the world this year!
youtu.be/9zfG4pp1fTk
youtu.be/9zfG4pp1fTk
Read it all here: citiusmag.substack.com/p/2026-millr...
Read it all here: citiusmag.substack.com/p/2026-millr...
It was an honor for me and Mac Fleet to hold the finish line for the CITIUS MAG Women’s 1000m at the Millrose Games.
Congrats to 🇪🇹 Tsige Duguma on breaking The Armory record & the 2:35.50 victory! 🥇
This meet always delivers.
It was an honor for me and Mac Fleet to hold the finish line for the CITIUS MAG Women’s 1000m at the Millrose Games.
Congrats to 🇪🇹 Tsige Duguma on breaking The Armory record & the 2:35.50 victory! 🥇
This meet always delivers.
Everything you need to know before the fastest, deepest, and most tradition-rich meet of the 2026 indoor season.
🎧 LISTEN: open.spotify.com/episode/1nU4...
🎥 WATCH: youtube.com/live/vWTQfIF...
Everything you need to know before the fastest, deepest, and most tradition-rich meet of the 2026 indoor season.
🎧 LISTEN: open.spotify.com/episode/1nU4...
🎥 WATCH: youtube.com/live/vWTQfIF...
Just last weekend, she ran a world-leading 8:26.54 over 3,000 meters in her first race since giving birth to her second child eight months ago.
Just last weekend, she ran a world-leading 8:26.54 over 3,000 meters in her first race since giving birth to her second child eight months ago.
Keely Hodgkinson's British record from 2023
27.22 / 56.94 (29.72) / 1:27.56 (30.62) / 1:57.18 (29.62)
Today at BU:
Issy Boffey
27.99 / 57.52 (29.53) / 1:27.89 (30.37) / 1:57.43 (29.54)
Roisin Willis
27.74 / 56.95 (29.21) / 1:27.65 (30.70) / 1:57.97 (30.32)
Roisin Willis continues her stellar start to the 2026 season with a 1:57.97 run in the 800m at the BU Terrier Classic, breaking Ajee’ Wilson’s 1:58.29 national record and becoming the first American in HISTORY under 1:58 indoors.
Keely Hodgkinson's British record from 2023
27.22 / 56.94 (29.72) / 1:27.56 (30.62) / 1:57.18 (29.62)
Today at BU:
Issy Boffey
27.99 / 57.52 (29.53) / 1:27.89 (30.37) / 1:57.43 (29.54)
Roisin Willis
27.74 / 56.95 (29.21) / 1:27.65 (30.70) / 1:57.97 (30.32)
FULL PREVIEW: citiusmag.substack.com/p/2026-millr...
📺 HOW TO WATCH: Sunday, 4:00 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock. Clear your schedule.
FULL PREVIEW: citiusmag.substack.com/p/2026-millr...
📺 HOW TO WATCH: Sunday, 4:00 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock. Clear your schedule.
The full podium from the Olympics and ‘25 Worlds will be in London.
The full podium from the Olympics and ‘25 Worlds will be in London.
However, he is not planning on competing at the World Indoor Championships in Poland (March 20-22) due to the proximity to his wedding date in April.
The last race of the day at the NB Indoor Grand Prix lives up to the hype, as 2024 Olympic 100m champ Noah Lyles battles 2025 World 400m silver medalist Jereem Richards over 300 meters, with Richards just outleaning Lyles 32.14 to 32.15.
However, he is not planning on competing at the World Indoor Championships in Poland (March 20-22) due to the proximity to his wedding date in April.
200m: Kipketer 24.22 - Hoey 24.81
400m: Kipketer 50.22 (26.00) - Hoey 50.21 (25.40)
600m: Kipketer 1:16.49 (26.27) - Hoey 1:16.19 (25.99)
800m: Kipketer 1:42.67 (26.18) – Hoey 1:42.50 (26.31)
Paced by his brother Jaxson, World Indoor champ Josh Hoey is now the world record holder in the 800m indoors, running a ridiculous 1:42.50 at the NB Indoor Grand Prix to break Wilson Kipketer’s 28-year-old 1:42.67.
Hoey’s 600m split would’ve also won the 600m today 😅
200m: Kipketer 24.22 - Hoey 24.81
400m: Kipketer 50.22 (26.00) - Hoey 50.21 (25.40)
600m: Kipketer 1:16.49 (26.27) - Hoey 1:16.19 (25.99)
800m: Kipketer 1:42.67 (26.18) – Hoey 1:42.50 (26.31)
Paced by his brother Jaxson, World Indoor champ Josh Hoey is now the world record holder in the 800m indoors, running a ridiculous 1:42.50 at the NB Indoor Grand Prix to break Wilson Kipketer’s 28-year-old 1:42.67.
Hoey’s 600m split would’ve also won the 600m today 😅
2024 World Indoor champ Elle St. Pierre returns to the track for the first time since giving birth to her second son in fantastic form, battling back and forth with Linden Hall over 3000m at the NB Indoor Grand Prix and coming out with the victory in 8:26.54.
1. 4:48.79 — Hobbs Kessler (USA) 🇺🇸 — WR
2. 4:49.48 — Grant Fisher (USA) 🇺🇸
5. 4:52.41 — Pieter Sisk (Belgium) 🇧🇪
9. 4:53.69 — Jake Wightman (Great Britain) 🇬🇧
Grant Fisher full-sends a 2000m world record attempt at the NB Indoor Grand Prix, bettering Kenenisa Bekele’s 2007 mark with a huge 4:49.48 run but getting outkicked for the record in the final lap by Hobbs Kessler, good for #2 all-time indoors.
1. 4:48.79 — Hobbs Kessler (USA) 🇺🇸 — WR
2. 4:49.48 — Grant Fisher (USA) 🇺🇸
5. 4:52.41 — Pieter Sisk (Belgium) 🇧🇪
9. 4:53.69 — Jake Wightman (Great Britain) 🇬🇧
1500m to 1600m – 15.03
1600m to 1700m – 14.85
1700m to 1800m – 14.60
1800m to 1900m – 13.29
1900m to 2000m – 13.02
What a close to break the 2000m world record in 4:48.79!
It’s not every day that you get to break a Kenenisa Bekele record… but that’s just what Hobbs Kessler did, using a phenomenal finishing kick to beat out Grant Fisher in the NB Indoor Grand Prix. Kessler runs 4:48.79 to set the new world indoor record.
1500m to 1600m – 15.03
1600m to 1700m – 14.85
1700m to 1800m – 14.60
1800m to 1900m – 13.29
1900m to 2000m – 13.02
What a close to break the 2000m world record in 4:48.79!
1. Heather MacLean 3:59.60 (2025)
2. Regina Jacobs, 3:59.98 (1998)
3. Ell St. Pierre, 4:00.20 (2020)
4. Sinclaire Johnson, 4:01.30 (2026)
5. Nikki Hiltz, 4:02.32 (2024)
Next up for Sinclaire Johnson is the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games next weekend.
In her racing debut for HOKA, Sinclaire Johnson lands at #4 on the U.S. indoor all-time list with a 4:01.30 1500m, finishing second behind Dorcus Ewoi at the NB Indoor Grand Prix.
1. Heather MacLean 3:59.60 (2025)
2. Regina Jacobs, 3:59.98 (1998)
3. Ell St. Pierre, 4:00.20 (2020)
4. Sinclaire Johnson, 4:01.30 (2026)
5. Nikki Hiltz, 4:02.32 (2024)
Next up for Sinclaire Johnson is the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games next weekend.