Suddenly everyone started talking about the mathematician of running

Andreas Almgren became the first European-born runner to win the New York Marathon in 30 years, achieving this feat in his debut marathon. His victory, marked by a strategic race, has sparked excitement in Sweden, even catching the attention of the royal family. Almgren's exceptional season included winning the 10,000 meters at the European Championships and setting a European record at the World Half Marathon Championships. Despite his success, he still identifies primarily as a track athlete and plans to focus on the 10,000 meters for the upcoming Olympics. His training methods, influenced by data analysis and innovative techniques, have contributed to his recent achievements, positioning him as a potential inspiration for future European runners.