HOME — Barnes, United Kingdom
OCCUPATION — Professional athlete
OTHER SPORTS PARTICIPATED IN AS A YOUNGSTER — Tennis, soccer, swimming, sailing
YEARS OF RUNNING EXPERIENCE — 14
FAVORITE RACING VENUE — Oslo
FAVORITE RACE EVENT — Dream Mile
FAVORITE TRAINING VENUE — Windsor
FAVORITE WORKOUT — 1kms and 400s alternating
LEAST-FAVORITE WORKOUT — Long run!
PIECE OF YOUR KIT YOU WOULD NEVER BE WITHOUT — Spikes (1005)
FAVORITE MEAL, NIGHT BEFORE THE RACE — Risotto
FAVORITE PRE-RACE MEAL — Sandwich
FAVORITE POST-RACE MEAL — Pizza
WHY DO YOU RUN? — To be the best
TIPS FOR NEW RUNNERS — Stick at it, never give up.
Team NB
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Maggie Vessey, World Championships
Maggie Vessey runs a world leading 1:57.84 in the 800m in Emily Brown wins the US XC Championships
Josh McAdams, US Championship
Josh McAdams follows up his victory in 2007 with a |
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Andrew Baddeley, Oslo
Andrew Baddeley wins the prestigious Dream Mile in Oslo |
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Josh McAdams, USATF Championships
Josh McAdams claims an upset victory in the steeplechase at |
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Timothy Cherigat, 2004 Boston Marathon
The 25 year old Cherigat became the first member of Team New Balance
Gilbert Okari Falmouth Road Race
Gilbert Okari beat the Falmouth Road Race course record by Jearl Miles Clark, United States Olympic Trials Qualifies for her fifth consecutive Olympics, establishing herself as one of the legends of US track and field. Evans Rutto wins London and Chicago marathons |
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Evans Rutto, 2003 Chicago Marathon Rutto stormed to victory in the fastest debut marathon ever. Hayley Tullet, World Championships Hayley Tullet earns bronze in the 1500m World Championships wearing a prototype pair of the LDS1000 racing spikes. |
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Khalid Khannouchi, Chicago Marathon Following his world record win in London, his 2.05.56 time victory in Chicago made him the only athlete in history with two sub 2.06 times in one year.
Khalid Khannouchi, London Marathon
Khalid Khannouchi broke his existing world record with |
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Lidia Simon, 2001 World Championships Lidia Simon becomes the first TNB athlete to win a World Championship. |
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Lidia Simon, 2000 Olympic Games
Team New Balance's second Olympic marathon medalist has an Khalid Khannouchi, 2000 Chicago Marathon In his first race as an American, Khalid Khannouchi wins the Chicago marathon and sets a new American Record. Rod DeHaven, US Marathon Trials Rod DeHaven wins the US Marathon Trials. |
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Khalid Khannouchi, 1999 Chicago Marathon Khalid Khannouchi became the first member of TNB to hold a world record when he won the Chicago Marathon with a time of 2.05.42.
Richie Boulet, the Armory |
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Khalid Khannouchi, New Haven 20k Road Race Khalid Khannouchi won the 1998 New Haven 20k Road race and attained a world 20k time of 57:36. |
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Khalid Khannouchi, Chicago Marathon
In his marathon debut, Khalid Khannouchi achieved a stunning |
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Erik Nedeau, World Indoor Championships, Barcelona, Spain Erik Nedeau wins a bronze medal in the 1500m at the World Indoor Championships in Barcelona, Spain. |
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Team NB Women's Cross Country Team, US Cross |
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Francie Larrieu Smith, Barcelona Olympics Francie Larrieu Smith has her 30-year career honored as she is selected as the torch bearer at the 1992 Olympic games in Barcelona. |
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Mark Curp, Philadelphia Half Marathon Team NB's Mark Curp won the Philadelphia Half marathon with a time of 1:00.55—setting a new American record. |
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John Treacy, Olympic Games, Los Angeles
In his debut marathon,Treacy shocked the world with a sliver |
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Dick Beardsley, Boston Marathon Edged out by Alberto Salazar by 2 seconds in the infamous "Duel in the Sun"–one of the greatest races in Boston history. |
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