Andy Jones-Wilkins is a columnist at iRunFar.com. He focuses on themes related to sports, sports business, travel and tourism, with a particular interest in fitness and wellness programs. His insights and expertise have been featured in various articles, showcasing his passion for the intersection of athletics and travel.
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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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For the past three years, when the calendar is about to flip to a new year, I have shared my predictions for ultrarunning for the year ahead.
AJW talks about getting to spend a few miles with long-time friend Ann Trason at the 2025 Across the Years.
Before a move from Arizona to Oregon, AJW thinks about how running has helped him find a sense of home wherever he lives.
AJW takes a moment to appreciate a good day out at the 2026 Crown King Scramble 50k.
AJW writes about how race-specific training camps have created some of his best running memories.
I have moved a lot in my life. As a result of changing job and life circumstances, I have found myself living in a variety of different places over the last 30 years.
There is perhaps no one in U.S. ultrarunning history who has had quite as big an impact on the creation, development, and perhaps even the soul of
Of course, as a born-and-raised New Englander, at the top of that list is the Boston Marathon , which started 130 years ago.
AJW writes about changes in running tech that he appreciates, and those he could do without.
In a new mini-series, AJW remembers Nikki Kimball's 2006 Western States 100 win and overall podium finish.
