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He ran the fastest 10K in the history of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend, a time that has never been bettered since it was set 32 years ago, and he is back this weekend to run again. But Geoff Smith may have to curtail his racing plans after he strained...

Donna Watson, the president of the Bermuda National Athletics Association, has hit out at the National Sports Centre’s board of trustees over its decision to charge the Island’s top athletes to use the facility. While Watson understands the call to i...

One of the most recognisable faces of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend during the past 33 years is set to create his own piece of personal history when he competes in the annual marathon for the 30th time. You would be hard pushed to find a runner who co...

For the next two weeks students in M3 public and private schools across the island are competing in a beep test at their respective schools in the BF&M National Senior and Middle School Fitness Challenge. The top five girls and boys from each school...

After witnessing poverty and deprivation first-hand, Andrew O’Brien is hoping to make a difference through his remarkable running challenge. O’Brien, a newcomer to distance running, is aiming to complete 12 marathons in 12 months to raise cash for th...

James Thie, the two-times winner of the KPMG Invitational Elite Front Street Mile, still has the speed that could carry him to a history-making third victory in the event. After a four-year gap the Wales runner is returning for Friday’s showcase rac...

Marathon legend Joan Benoit Samuelson is to race in Bermuda 35 years after she completed the first marathon of her career on the Island’s roads. Invited back as a special guest of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend, the first women’s Olympic Marathon champ...

He has won the KPMG Invitational Front Street Mile race twice, now James Thie could go one better and become the first man to win the event three times. A favourite with the Bermuda crowd, the international athlete from Wales has been confirmed as on...

Shianne Smith, the Bermuda heptathlete, should be fully fit for this summer’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow as she starts her rehabilitation from a knee injury. The 28-year-old, who has already qualified for Glasgow 2014, is set to receive treatment ...