The nation of India and the world of marathon running was hit by tragedy this week as world famous marathon runner Fauja Singh was killed in a hit-and-run. But an arrest has now been made. According to journalist Gagandeep Singh,

The world’s fastest ever woman marathon runner, Kenya’s Ruth Chepng’etich, has been suspended pending an investigation into a test that found her to have tested positive for a banned substance. Chepng’etich,

Fauja Singh, regarded as the oldest person and the first centenarian to complete a full marathon, has died at the age of 114 after he was struck by a vehicle near his village in Punjab, India, media reports said.

Fauja Singh was a torchbearer at the 2012 London Olympics and set eight age-group world records in one day. He was honored by the queen of England.

Associate testing writer Gareen Puglia enlisted the help of seasoned runners and fellow CNN staffers Madison Yerke and Ellen McAlpine. The panelist put in miles and miles to evaluate six different pairs of running shorts to find the very best.

Aspen’s race season is set to kick off in earnest this weekend with two of the most prominent running events of the summer.

Fauja Singh, the celebrated marathon runner, passed away at the age of 114 following a road accident in Beas, Punjab, on July 14. Tributes flooded in from fans and celebrities alike, including filmmaker Omung Kumar,