The FloTrack Podcast

Kevin and Lincoln review the professional indoor scene and chat about how the prospects of Karissa Schweizer, Mondo Duplantis, Christian Coleman, Ajee Wilson, Shelby Houlihan, Donavan Brazier and Jemma Reekie have changed after their success this season.

Lincoln and Gordon discuss the 2020 DI NCAA Indoor Championships entries and scratches, Dani Jones attempting the rare 800m and mile double, the unique team battle at NCAAs, and USATF altering the selection criteria for the Olympic Trials.

Gordon and Kevin discuss how Jake Riley and Molly Seidel's lives have changed after Saturday's Olympic Trials, the coaching success of Ben Rosario and Mike Smith, the biggest winners and losers from the race and the best way to select an Olympic team.

Lincoln and Kevin return from Atlanta and discuss the shocking results from the Olympic Marathon Trials, where Galen Rupp sits on the list of all-time US list, the impact of super-shoes and much more.

Lincoln, Gordon and Kevin discuss Karissa Schweizer's American record and all the other crazy performances from BU before diving into a fantasy draft for Saturday's marathon Olympic Trials.

Lincoln and Kevin are in Atlanta for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials. Two days before the big race, they discuss 10 questions— five for the men, five for the women— that could define the race for Tokyo.

Gordon and Lincoln break down all of the top race match-ups we will see at the 2020 BU Last Chance Meet LIVE on FloTrack. Including multiple American record attempts and a potential collegiate record. When all is said and done this meet will be the best appetizer we could have ask for heading into the Olympic Marathon Trials.

Gordon and Kevin discuss how NAU has worked their way into the team title hunt, why Edward Cheserek needs a big race in Boston, Shelby Houlihan's chances at an American record in the indoor 3000m and the most anticipated one-on-one races in track and field.

Lincoln and Kevin discuss the latest news about Alberto Salazar and Mo Farah, Yulimar Rojas' triple jump world record, the fast DMR at Notre Dame and the deep races on tap this week in Boston.

Lincoln and Gordon discuss a world record in the women’s half marathon, Amy Cragg pulling out of the U.S. Trials, Atlanta prop bets and a 16-year-old running the Trials.

Gordon and Kevin discuss Mondo Duplantis and Sandi Morris both vaulting for world records at the same meet, tweaks they would make to the field events, a major overhaul to the Olympic relays, the doubling dilemmas for Dani Jones and Whittni Orton at NCAAs and who will run on Oregon's men's distance medley relay.

Kevin and Lincoln discuss some US marathon rankings, Sam Worley's injury, Thursday night's RAK Half Marathon and the longevity of Bernard Lagat and Abdi Abdirahman.

On today's episode of The FloTrack Podcast, Gordon and Lincoln discuss Mondo Duplantis' pole vault world record vs the NBA dunk contest theatrics, the potential coronavirus affect on the Olympics, DMR debates and more.

On the first episode of The FloTrack Podcast, Gordon and Kevin discuss Lopez Lomong and Paul Chelimo rekindling their Instagram beef, Shelby Houlihan proving that she has no equal in the United States, the possibility of NAU winning an indoor title with just distance runners and relays that are better than the DMR. Also, should there even be professional indoor championships?

The FloTrack crew recaps the third day of the USATF Championships, including: -Shelby Houlihan's incredible kick to win the women's 1500m -Matthew Centrowitz reverting to the Centrowitz of old in the men's 1500m -After Shakima Wimbley set a big PR in the women's 400m, where does she rank among the top Americans in the event? -Has Courtney Frerichs closed the gap on Emma Coburn in the women's steeple? -Who will be the star in the final day of competition?