The FloTrack Podcast

Gordon and Kevin discuss Christian Coleman's two-year ban and the impact his absence will have on the sport.

Lincoln and Kevin discuss the latest on the Taoufik Makhloufi case and the CAS ruling against Blake Leeper.

Gordon and Lincoln discuss scenarios that could allow indoor track and field to happen in 2021, the William & Mary track and field dispute and a bag of syringes found in France that may belong to Olympic 1500m champion Taoufik Makhloufi.

Kevin and Gordon discuss the early plans for indoor track, another NCAA program dropping track and Tyler Day's future.

Kevin and Lincoln are joined by two-time 400m hurdles world champion Karsten Warholm of Norway to discuss his odds-defying 2020 season, the world record chase and his thoughts on rivals Rai Benjamin and Abderrahman Samba.

Lincoln and Gordon discuss Salwa Eid Naser's whereabouts case being dropped despite the 400m world champion having four violations in less than a year. What does it mean for Christian Coleman's case? Plus, the guys debate Gordon's latest cross country rankings.

Kevin and Lincoln react to an Ugandan man winning the World Half, just not the one that was expected, and analyze a chippy women's race that resulted in a world record.

Gordon and Kevin recap the biggest meet of the cross country season and discuss the big wins by the NAU men, the BYU women, Luis Grijalva and Whittni Orton.

Kevin and Lincoln preview the World Half Marathon Championships and discuss if Joshua Cheptegei can end his spectacular 2020 with a win at a distance he's never raced before.

Kevin and Gordon discuss this weekend's match-up between BYU and NAU on the cross country course and analyze the upcoming host sites for NCAA Championships.

Gordon and Lincoln discuss which world records have a shot to fall next season and the percent chance that each one will happen.

Kevin and Lincoln debate which world record was the best of 2020 and what that means for each athlete of the year race.

Kevin and Gordon discuss Sifan Hassan running the fourth-fastest women's 10,000m in history, the looming BYU/NAU battle, Minnesota keeping men's track and field and gambling on the Olympics. Also, the guys discuss what the best event is in all of track and field.

Gordon and Lincoln preview NAU and BYU's surprising matchup at next weekend's OSU Invitational at Oklahoma State.

Kevin and Lincoln recap the two world records from Wednesday's NN World Record Day in Valencia and debate whether new technology has diminished the legitimacy of modern track performances.