Woody Kincaid secures US 10,000m title with strong finish
Letsrun.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 4:36 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Woody Kincaid captured the US 10,000m title on July 24, 2026, in a slow final marked by a time of 30:13.66. Kincaid made a decisive move in the final stretch, closing with a time of 25.95 seconds over the last 200 meters, outracing American record holder Grant Fisher. This victory marks Kincaid's third national title in the event. The final was the slowest US 10,000m championship since 1959, highlighting the challenging conditions of the race.
- •Woody Kincaid wins the US 10,000m title on July 24, 2026.
- •Kincaid finished with a time of 30:13.66.
- •He closed the final 200m in 25.95 seconds.
- •This is Kincaid's third national title.
- •The championship final was the slowest since 1959.
- 4:36 AMLetsrun.com — Woody Kincaid Closes in 25.95 to Outkick Grant Fisher for US 10,000m Title - LetsRun.com
"In the slowest US 10,000m final since 1959 (30:13.66), Woody Kincaid uncorked a lethal 25.95 final 200m to defeat American record holder Grant Fisher and capture his 3rd national title.
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