Kipyegon’s time initially read as 4:06.91, but was later adjusted to 4:06.42. Nike has explained what happened.

Kipyegon surpassed her own world record of 4:07.64, set two years ago, but fell well short of breaking the 4-minute mile.

It’s only a matter of time, but I think that it will come our way. If it’s not me, it will be someone, someday” ...

The three-time Olympic gold medalist ran a personal-best time of 4:06.42 in a special event dubbed “Breaking4: Faith Kipyegon ...

Kenyan writer and photographer Polly Irungu on what she learned as the elite athlete tried to break the 4-minute mile barrier ...

Tired, but gracious and grateful for all of the support she’s gotten, Kipyegon made it clear that she still believes a ...

Faith Kipyegon on Thursday fell short in her quest to become the first woman in history to run a four-minute mile, clocking a ...

Faith Kipyegon missed the mark by about six seconds. World Athletics would not have recognized a record because the race wasn ...

Faith Kipyegon fell short in her attempt to become the first woman to run the mile in under four minutes, but still made ...

Kipyegon ran four laps of the Stade Charléty track in Paris in 4 minutes, 06.42 seconds. The audacious attempt came with the ...

Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon ran 4:06.42 at Stade Charlety in Paris, France on Thursday to fall short in her bid to become ...