Jason and Kevin discuss Yomif Kejelcha’s auspicious opener, Eliud Kipchoge’s decision to race the London Marathon again, Matthew Centrowitz’ move to the Bowerman Track Club, the birth of the 2 x 2 x 400m relay, the Vatican’s track team and Andy Murray’s running legacy.

There are over eight months until the 2019 World Championships. Yomif Kejelcha is ready for them to start next week. 

Saturday is opening day for the 2019 track season, and FloTrack has you covered with four live events:

This weekend marks the unofficial beginning to the 2019 track season, and the best distance action of kick-off Saturday will be at the UW Indoor Preview in Seattle. Pro athletes like Clayton Murphy, Yomif Kejelcha, Katie Mackey and Josh Kerr will look to break up the monotony of winter miles with an early-season test, and droves of collegians will line up next to them. The meet will also feature the return to action of 1,500m American record holder Shannon Rowbury, who missed the 2018 track season as she welcomed her first child.