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A healthy selection of elite runners from around the world will battle it out during the Bermuda Marathon Weekend. However, there is disappointment that Jordan Chipangama, of Zambia, who won the half-marathon title in 2013, and the 10K and half-matah...

Husband and wife duo Diane and John Jannetti had so much fun at last year’s Bermuda Marathon Weekend that they came back, and brought 30 close friends with them. The pair from Lawrence, Massachusetts, only signed up for the 2017 race on a whim, and c...

Today is a landmark moment for the elite mile road race on Front Street as it reaches its 30th anniversary. For three decades the drama and excitement of the event has brought hundreds of spectators into Hamilton to line the sidewalks and cheer on th...

Perhaps the most astonishing feature of Bermuda athletics is that despite the plethora of top class athletes who have visited the island, no one has recorded a sub-four minute mile — neither on the track nor on the road. It’s more than 60 years since...

Front Street erupted in jubilation last night after Dage Minors ran his way into the history books. The 22-year-old became the first Bermudian to win the KPMG Front Street Mile elite men’s race after beating the rest of the field comfortably. The Fra...

A “popped out” kneecap was not going to be enough to prevent Maha Clarke from representing Bermuda at the Central American and Caribbean Games qualifiers last November, the Bermuda forward revealed. Clarke scored the only goal of the national team’s ...

Madelyn Moore’s Commonwealth Games qualifying bid is back on track. The swimmer’s hopes of competing in the 50 metres freestyle on the Gold Coast, Australia, appeared to have been done and dusted after failing to meet the standard before the qualific...

Triathlete Tyler Butterfield will run in Bermuda Marathon Weekend as he continues his preparation for the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, Australia, in April. Butterfield is to return home from Boulder, Colorado, tomorrow and will be among hu...

Rockal Evans is on the move. The Bermudian sailor has jumped 14 places in the latest Finn class world rankings from 65th to 51st to keep his qualifying bid for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo in on track. “The jump in the rankings feels good and I di...

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