On Sunday, Keira D’Amato has the opportunity to take another step forward in her improbable success story. The 37-year-old American, who was away from high-level running for nearly a decade, could become the first American woman in history to win the Berlin Marathon. Since she returned to elite running, D’Amato has rapidly moved up the ranks—from outside contender to American record holder.

Eliud Kipchoge will toe the line at the Berlin Marathon on Sunday—the site of his world record— with the expectation of putting on another masterclass in distance running.

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The 2022 Tokyo Marathon is streaming live on FloTrack in the United States and Canada. You can also join us for a live watch party on YouTube.

The 2022 Tokyo Marathon is streaming live on FloTrack in the United States and Canada. Join us for a live watch party on the FloTrack Podcast YouTube channel.

After dominating the marathon for nearly a decade, the list of things Eliud Kipchoge hasn’t done is short. He’s run times few thought were possible, won back-to-back Olympic titles and ushered the marathon into a new era with effortless excellence in a race that befuddles so many.

On a too-warm and windy morning in Chicago, Kenya's Ruth Chepngetich and Ethiopia's Seifu Tura ran to victory at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, the first in-person edition of an Abbott World Marathon Majors event to be held in the United States in nearly two years.  Their winning times of 2:22:31 and 2:06:12 were solid, but not dazzling.  Mid-race temperatures of 75F/24C accompanied by sometimes strong winds made fast running difficult.  Both winners earned USD 55,000 in prize money.

The second-ever fall edition of the Virgin Money London Marathon today ended with victories for Kenya's Joyciline Jepkosgei and Ethiopia's Sisay Lemma, both first-time winners.  Jepkosgei, who won the 2019 TCS New York City Marathon in her debut, controlled her effort carefully before dropping the field with a 4:56 24th mile to win in a personal best 2:17:43.  Lemma also made a late-race surge just before 40 kilometers to win going away in 2:04:01.

Although Brigid Kosgei's marathon personal best of 2:14:04 is nearly three minutes faster than the all-women's world record of 2:17:01, the 27 year-old Kenyan athlete doesn't see that as a goal for Sunday's Virgin Money London Marathon, despite rich financial incentives offered by race organizers.  Kosgei, who has won the last two editions of the London Marathon, said that the 57-day turnaround from her Olympic silver medal performance in Tokyo was simply too short to be in world record shape.

The elite men competing at Sunday's 41st Virgin Money London Marathon will not only be competing for one of the most prestigious titles in all of road running, they will also be running for what will likely be the largest cash payout in all of athletics this year.  In addition to customary appearance fees, personal bonuses, and financial incentives offered by kit sponsors, the men's winner of Sunday's race can earn $355,000 in prize money and time bonuses if he breaks Eliud Kipchoge's world record of 2:01:39.  Such a performance would mean a total payday of over half a million dollars from all sources.

The 2021 Virgin Money London Marathon is live on FloTrack this Sunday, October 3rd. In addition to the race, join FloTrack for a live watch party, before, during and after the race. Kevin Sully will be joined by track and field writer Cathal Dennehy for a second-screen experience breaking down all of the races as they happen on the FloTrack Podcast YouTube page.

With few exceptions, Brigid Kosgei has ruled over women’s marathoning for three years. Kosgei won her first major marathon in 2018, breaking 2:20 for the first time during a 2:18:35 triumph in Chicago. The ascent was rapid from there.