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Code of conduct for athletics officials - The key role of an Athletics Official is to cooperate with other officials in the provision of fair and equitable conditions for the conduct of athletic events under the relevant rules of competition, thereby offering all participants every opportunity to achieve their own personal goals and aspirations. Here are some basic codes of conduct.

Running in North America - Here is a collection of 200 places to run in North America.

Running poems from ancient Greece - Greek poets described and celebrated running. Greek poets show Greek runners as runners really are, sweaty and fallible and sometimes funny.

8 Tips for running the New York City Marathon - The race weaves through all five boroughs of New York and the crowd is electric. Tens of thousands of runners and about two million spectators will line the streets to cheer you on. Here are a few tips to make the best out of this experience.

Disabled runner may drive SUV in marathon, says Supreme Court - Reversing a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, the Supreme Court Friday ruled 5 to 4 that disabled runner Steven Sirota may drive his 2000 Chevrolet Suburban in next month's "Macrohard Lakeside Marathon" near Seattle, though with several stipulations, some of which are highly technical in nature.

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