Galen Rupp of Team United States looks up while competing in the Men’s marathon final on day 16 of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Sapporo Odori Park on Augin Sapporo, Japan (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images) Both will be broadcast via livestream on NBC Sports platforms. PT on July 17, while the women’s race will start at 6:15 a.m. World Athletics Championships viewing schedule That would be fun.’ But it’s obviously become something more than that.” When I started running more and I did that first half marathon, I thought, ‘I’ll try to win some small local races. I wasn’t getting calls from anyone to pay for running after college, so I just worked and stayed in decent shape. “After college, I just went and got a normal job in finance, which is what I got my degree in. “It wasn’t something I expected,” says Mickow, who owns a 2:11:22 personal best from The Marathon Project race in 2020. While Hall is nearing the swan song of her career, she’s still among the sport’s elite - as evidenced by her (since broken) 1:07:15 American record in the half marathon in January and the 2:20:32 marathon personal best she set in late 2020 - Mickow is just starting to find success in the marathon after running his first one less than three years ago. The 39-year-old Hall, on the other hand, is a longtime ASICS-sponsored pro who has become one of the most accomplished distance runners of her generation after an All-American career at Stanford. Mickow is a 32-year-old full-time financial analyst for an organic food distribution company and unsponsored elite runner from suburban Chicago who admits he didn’t really like running much when he was younger and actually stepped away from the sport after modest college success. PT on Sunday, July 17 and thee women’s race 6:15 a.m. When elite runners from around the world toe the starting lines of the men’s and women’s marathons at the World Athletics Championships on July 17-18, respectively, in Eugene, Oregon, Colin Mickow and Sara Hall might have the best stories of the bunch.
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