Distance runner Mary Cain sues ex-coach and Nike for $20M over alleged emotional abuse
Nike and Brooks Dominate the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials
It stretches the limits of performance': the race to make the world's fastest running shoe | Running | The Guardian
Runners wearing Nike 'super shoes' dominated in the Olympics, taking more than 60% of podium spots
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Nike accused of cutting sponsorship pay for pregnant athletes in the New York Times - Vox
Eliud Kipchoge will wear Nike's controversial shoe for first time in an official race at the London Marathon | CTV News
Do Nike's Zoom Vaporfly 4% Marathon Shoes Actually Make You Run Faster? | WIRED
Nike Pace Team - Bank of America Chicago Marathon
The Epic Untold Story of Nike's Two Hour Marathon Attempt | WIRED
Possible ban of Nike Vaporfly 'supershoe' pushes up Asics and Mizuno shares | The Japan Times
Nike Vaporfly Shoe Ban - World Athletics Announces New Rules for Footwear
Competing brands to let athletes wear Nikes in track & fields trials
Maternity leave, pregnancy policy for athletes by Nike, sponsors - Sports Illustrated
Asics Runs Into Trouble as Athletes Opt for Nike's Super-Shoe - Bloomberg
Factbox: Nike's Vaporfly running shoes and tumbling records | Reuters
How Nike cornered the running shoe market | CNN
Nike Partners with 13 Women Athletes to Bring Equality to Sports
Runner Justin Gallegos becomes first pro athlete with cerebral palsy to sign with Nike - CBS News
Nike's record-breaking ZoomX Vaporfly shoe unfair, say athletes | Sport | The Times
Runners with £250 Nike Vaporfly shoes are streets ahead | News | The Times
Are elite runners getting faster, or is a special pair of Nike shoes giving them an edge?
Technological doping: The science of why Nike Alphaflys were banned from the Tokyo Olympics | BBC Science Focus Magazine
Nike Vaporfly Shoes Helped Eliud Kipchoge Run a Marathon in Under 2 Hours. Should They Be Banned? | Inc.com
