
Justin Mock
Columnist at iRunFar
Articles
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5 days ago |
irunfar.com | Justin Mock
The Broken Arrow Skyrace weekend had it all. Mountain courses with races included in both the Mountain Running World Cup and Golden Trail World Series, two U.S. national team selection races, and prize money all combined to make for three competitive races. We’ve got a lot of Broken Arrow Skyrace then, and add to it the Bighorn 100 Mile, Bears Ears Ultra, and several others too.
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5 days ago |
flipboard.com | Justin Mock
3 hours agoSudan: UN experts warn of escalation of conflict in SudanThe United Nations has warned of an escalation of the conflict in Sudan, with deadly consequences for civilians caught up in the middle. In a recent update on the emergency situation in the northeast African nation, the Independent International Fact Finding Mission for Sudan described the situation in the country as a crisis of humanity, highlighting the increased use of heavy weaponry in populated areas.
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5 days ago |
irunfar.com | Justin Mock
Joyce Njeru (pre-race interview) of Kenya and Elhousine Elazzaoui (pre-race interview) of Morocco won the 2025 Broken Arrow Skyrace 23k. For Njeru, it was a repeat win after dominating in 2024 too. She led all of the race’s downhill second half. Men’s winner Elazzaoui used his downhill speed to pull away from the Kenyan pair of Philemon Kiriago (pre-race interview) and Patrick Kipngeno (pre-race interview) in the final downhill mile.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Justin Mock
NowPicks to keep you dry in unexpected showers and forecasted downpours. A good rain jacket will always come in handy. There's the times when you can predict it, when the forecast shows a 90 percent chance of showers and you still need to get your ass into the office. There's also the times when it …
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1 week ago |
irunfar.com | Justin Mock
Christian Allen and Anna Gibson (pre-race interview) won the 2025 Broken Arrow Skyrace Ascent, and it was a near sprint over just 2.15 miles and 1,800 feet up. Despite the shortened distance, both Allen and Gibson were way out front. Both earned spots on Team USA for the World Mountain Running Championships Uphill race, and earned Mountain Running World Cup points too. Expected gale force winds cut the race course short, and that made for an incredibly exciting race.
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