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May 6, 1954 • Bannister’s miracle mile
A 25-year-old medical stude
Ordinary runners doing extraordinary things
Barely cushioned shoes, string vests, love lost and found: running marathons was different back in 1981, remembers Chris Hunton
For many runners, a marathon finish line is once-in-a-lifetime, but for a select few, it’s merely the first step towards the blue-and-yellow T-shirt of the 100 Marathon Club. What drives those hardy souls to reach such an incredible milestone – and how do they get there?
THE INSIDE STORY ON THE TRAGEDY OF FATALITIES DURING RACES, AND ALL THAT’S DONE TO KEEP US SAFE
Track sprinter clocks first ever sub-nine-second time, reports Tom Davidson
Last month, Matthew Richardson became the first track cyclist to break the nine-second barrier in the 200m flying lap. He tells Tom Davidson how he did it