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DOUBLE Olympic champion ran in Oregon despite warnings from his coach to run shorter race after stomach bug
Mo Farah had to settle for a rare second place at the Prefontaine Classic in Oregon as 13 Brits took to the track for the fourth Diamond League meeting of the year. Double Olympic champion Farah was due to run the 10,000m in Eugene but switched to the 5,000m which he controlled until just over 100m to go.
BRIT Olympic hero to compete over 5,000m today after stomach virus forced him to cancel last night’s showdown
DOUBLE Olympic champ Mo notched up BUPA London 10k road victory — as he looks to keep up dominance
Along the Willamette, numerous natural areas and parks provide opportunities to access the river just for the day or for camping during longer river trips.
This story featured in the 2012 July issue. By Kate Stepan and Eugene Buchanan Find the Real Fiji While guiding rafts in Bali and other far-flung corners of the globe, Nate and Kelly Bricker saw plenty of what the U.S. river permit system was designed to prevent: overcrowding, overuse, and misuse by companies out to
This story featured in the March 2012 issue. By Eugene Buchanan At this October’s World Rafting Championship, teams from 34 countries descended on Costa Rica’s upper Pacuare River for four days of racing, camping, bull-riding and reveling with like-minded kin from the world over.
