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Christian Rupieper, a German running enthusiast, will celebrate his 20th half-marathon in Bermuda — one of his favourite destinations. The 47-year-old completed his tenth half-marathon in Bermuda last year and arrives on the Island today ahead of the...

Instead of being one of the competitors to watch in Friday night’s senior school boys mile, Tyler Smith will be on the sidelines when defending champion David Darrell goes for a third straight title on Front Street. Smith broke his foot warming up fo...

A demonstration of race walking will take place at next Friday’s KPMG Bermuda Invitational Mile, with a view to the sport becoming a more regular feature at local running events. Four junior athletes from the United States, Anthony Peters, Mike Man...

Dage Minors said he will not be competing in the Bermuda Marathon Weekend, even though his name has been included in the elite field of runners released by the Bermuda National Athletics Association (BNAA). The 20-year-old, who last ran the KPMG Be...

Chris Estwanik is feeling pretty good a couple of days after putting his sore Achilles to the test during Sunday’s Bacardi 8K, but the top distance runner is still determined not to rush back after his injury. Estwanik, out of action for four months...

Chris Estwanik, the Island’s top distance runner, has been sidelined with an Achilles injury. This time of the year is usually when the top runners begin to focus on the big races in January like the Bermuda Marathon Weekend and Fairmont to Fairmont ...

Several of the age groups are still to be decided going into the final races in the Bermuda National Athletic Association Cross-Country Series on Saturday at Chaplin Bay. Competition is keen in the men’s open where Chayce Smith, Chefton Hall and Lar...

Tyler Butterfield and Flora Duffy, the Island’s top male and female triathletes, will be special guests at the Bermuda Triathlon Association’s awards dinner on Saturday at Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club. Butterfield, fifth at the recent Ironma...

Tyler Smith and Erica Hawley became the youngest pair of winners in the Bank of Bermuda Foundation Triathlon yesterday when they won the men’s and women’s titles. The 17-year-olds were favourites to replace the absent Neil de Ste Croix and Karen Smit...

Two new champions will be crowned when the Bank of Bermuda Foundation Triathlon is held on Sunday in St George’s. Last year seasoned competitors Neil de Ste Croix and Karen Smith took the men’s and women’s titles with Smith finishing second overall. ...