Andy Jones-Wilkins is a journalist and contributor to iRunFar.com. With a focus on ultrarunning, Andy's articles cover a range of topics including race history, race directors, predictions, and personal experiences in the running community. His writing provides insights and information for avid runners and enthusiasts in the ultrarunning world.
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Andy Jones-Wilkins' coverage focuses on providing expert commentary and event coverage within the sports and entertainment news domains, with a particular emphasis on running and outdoor events. Given this focus, he would likely be open to receiving pitches from individuals who can provide expert insight or analysis related to running events, ultrarunning trends, or the organization of outdoor races.
As an individual focused on event coverage and expert commentary within the running community, Andy may also be interested in receiving pitches that offer unique perspectives or predictions for future developments in ultrarunning.
While there's no specific geographic focus mentioned for Andy's work, his interest in covering various race directors and under-the-radar races suggests a broad scope that encompasses different regions.
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Author's Note: This article is the 10th in an 11-part series in AJW's Taproom celebrating under-the-radar races .]
Welcome to my annual anniversary column! Ever since I started writing this column in October 2011, I have taken some time each year to reflect back
AJW celebrates the success of a coaching client, who is still training and racing successfully into his eighth decade.
“It doesn't matter where you are, it doesn't matter where you go If it's a million miles away or just 10 miles up the road
AJW draws a comparison between David Roche's current winning streak and Geoff Roes's epic year from 2009 to 2010.
[ Author's Note: This is the final article in an 11-part series in AJW's Taproom celebrating under-the-radar races . Thanks for following along on this series!]
[ Author's Note: This article is part of an occasional series on the unique opportunities and challenges of growing older as a runner.]
Anyone who has run ultramarathons, especially long ones held in remote areas, knows the importance of aid stations.
For the past 12 years, I have posted some year-end ultrarunning awards. I would like to introduce the 13th annual AJW's Taproom Year in Ultrarunning Awards for 2024.
Once again, the year 2024 was quite a year in the world of trail running and ultrarunning, and I fully expect 2025 to be another doozy!
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