Paul Gilham, Senior Director Global Sports, Getty Images provides Sport Stratégies with the 10 most downloaded photographs of the competition. Shots that will mark history and skillfully capture the biggest football competition in the world. “The 2026 FIFA World Cup is our most ambitious World Cup photography operation to date,” said Paul Gilham, Senior Director […]
Nikki Hiltz wins 9th straight US title, Green completes 1500 sweep – USATF Day 3
Nikki Hiltz and Nathan Green are both now US indoor and outdoor 1500 champs in 2026. Plus Nathan Mountain explains how he went from 9th at NCAAs to 1st at USAs in the steeple and teases the launch of a HOKA-sponsored pro track team in Portland. The post Nikki Hiltz wins 9th straight US title, […]
Social networks banned for under 15s: sports brands lose their best class
On September 1st, history will be written without warning anyone. The platforms will have to verify the age of their new registrants, and minors under 15 will no longer be able to open an account. Accounts that are already active benefit from a reprieve until January 1, 2027, when they must be closed. The text, […]
Josh Kerr’s Mile World Record, Explained by Coach Danny Mackey
The LRC crew breaks down even further Josh Kerr’s amazing 3:42.66 world record in the mile and Kerr’s coach Danny Mackey explains the pacing, race-day pressure, training behind the 3:42.66 mile world record, and why a 1,500-meter world record attempt is unlikely this summer. The post Josh Kerr’s Mile World Record, Explained by Coach Danny […]
At the Château de Vincennes, sport and culture bring down the walls
Pour Charlotte Libert-Albanelmayor of Vincennes since 2017 and elected official of the city since 2001, the issue goes far beyond the programming of a festival. It touches on the very identity of Vincennes. “I know Vincennes well,” she smiles, recalling that she arrived there at the age of one. The castle is “in the city’s […]
How and why New York City is hosting the US Track & Field Champs for the 1st time in 35 years
The US track & field championships have not been held anywhere other than Eugene since 2019, and have not been in the Northeast since 1991. Here’s why it took so long for the meet to return, and what to expect from this year’s edition. If you are a track fan within driving distance, we officially […]
Image of the day with Getty Images Day 33
We continue our series launched for the World Cup with Getty Images. Every day, discover an exclusive photo accompanied by the photographer’s commentary, to dive into the heart of the behind-the-scenes and moments that make the history of the tournament. The opportunity to offer a unique perspective on the competition. Today, ” Agony and ecstasy […]
What Running Was Like Before Super Shoes, Gels and Strava
No carbon plates. No Strava. Barely any mid-race fuel. We asked longtime LetsRun posters how they trained and raced before modern running technology took over—and the answers were hilarious, humbling, and occasionally horrifying, and showed how much the sport has changed. The post What Running Was Like Before Super Shoes, Gels and Strava appeared first […]
Image of the day with Getty Images Days 28 and 29
We continue our series launched for the World Cup with Getty Images. Every day, discover an exclusive photo accompanied by the photographer’s commentary, to dive into the heart of the behind-the-scenes and moments that make the history of the tournament. The opportunity to offer a unique perspective on the competition. Today, 2 photos… “The shadow […]
Q&A: Kenny Bednarek on his extensive recovery routine, travel habits, Noah Lyles & pursuing greatness in the 100m in 2026
Bednarek has run 19.80 or faster in the 200m every season since 2020, and has earned silver medals at four of the last five global championships. In this interview, you’ll see how he’s so consistent. He explains how his recovery routine is the key to his consistency and shares his thoughts on the World Ultimate […]