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One of the longest-standing road race course records in Bermuda has been broken by Harry Mulenga, of Zambia. The teenager set new figures in the Fairmont-to-Fairmont 7.2-mile event, beating one of the highest quality fields assembled in recent years....

Joan Benoit Samuelson, a gold medallist at the 1984 Olympic marathon, will be the special guest at next month’s Bermuda Marathon Weekend. Benoit Samuelson, who competed in the International Race Weekend in the late-1970s, and placed second in the 19...

Triathlete Tyler Butterfield will be back on the road tomorrow in the Hannover Re BNNA Half-Marathon but winning isn’t his top priority. The May 24 Derby champion and seventh-place finisher at the recent Ironman World Championships in Hawaii, has re...

Bermuda runner Dage Minors and his Franklin Pierce University men’s cross-country team-mates have earned a place at the NCAA Nationals later this month after a sterling performance at their Regionals. Minors finished 28th the race in a time of 32 min...

Former May 24 Marathon Derby winner Chris Estwanik showed he’s almost back to full fitness as he cruised to victory in today’s Man on the Run 5K Run and Walk in Warwick. Estwanik, who missed this year’s Derby because of injury, made his comeback last...

Top runner Chris Estwanik made a return to the local athletic scene in Sunday’s Bank of Bermuda Foundation Triathlon in St George’s. The five-time May 24 Derby winner anchored his team — Too Big To Fail — to victory in the Corporate Team Division, co...

Jay Donawa led home 48 Bermuda runners in yesterday’s ING New York Marathon, competing in the world famous road race which had to be cancelled last year due to the impact of Superstorm Sandy. Donawa crossed the finish line in Manhattan’s Central Park...

Rose Anna Hoey and Trey Simons were the men’s and women’s winners while Kyrah Scraders and Daniel Oatley won under-17 titles during the third race of the cross country series on Saturday at Astwood Park. Hoey finished the four lap course in 27.52 t...

Stephen Allen and Ashley Estwanik were the male and female CrimeStoppers 5K winners yesterday in a race marred by an organisational blunder. It’s believed the course distance was measured wrongly with the race being around 400 metres longer than it s...