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Josh Hoey announced his world record attempt a week in advance, then delivered with a stunning 1:42.50 finish in Boston. The self-coached 26-year-old shattered a record that stood for nearly three decades.
Josh Hoey broke a nearly three-decade-old world record in the men's indoor 800m, with his brothers by his side as pacers. The 26-year-old American shattered Wilson Kipketer's legendary mark at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston.
American runner Josh Hoey just broke a world record that stood for nearly three decades, clocking the fastest indoor 800 meters ever run. The 26-year-old shaved almost two tenths of a second off a mark set in 1997, proving that perseverance pays off even after missing Olympic dreams.
Josh Hoey just shattered a world record that stood for nearly three decades, clocking the fastest indoor 800m time in history. The American runner's 1:42.50 finish in Boston marks a breakthrough moment in track and field.
American runner Josh Hoey broke a world record that stood for nearly three decades, clocking a stunning 1:42.50 in the 800 meters at Boston's New Balance Indoor Grand Prix. The electric night also saw Hobbs Kessler crush the 2000-meter world record as two redemption stories unfolded on the track.
American runner Josh Hoey shattered a world record that stood for nearly three decades, clocking the fastest indoor 800 meters ever run. His victory in Boston marks a breakthrough for an athlete who narrowly missed making the Olympic team just two years ago.
American runners Hobbs Kessler and Josh Hoey shattered world records at Boston's New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, marking triumphant comebacks after missing last year's World Championships team. Both athletes turned disappointment into determination, making history in their first competitions of 2026.
Hobbs Kessler and Josh Hoey both broke indoor world records at the same track meet, giving American distance running its biggest night in decades. The New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston witnessed two long-standing records fall within hours of each other.
American runner Josh Hoey just shattered a world record that stood for nearly three decades, proving that with the right support and determination, even the most seemingly unbreakable barriers can fall. His 1:42.50 indoor 800m at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix erases Denmark's Wilson Kepketer's 1997 mark by 0.17 seconds.
A 21-year-old runner just broke one of track and field's longest-standing records, proving that persistence and teamwork can achieve the impossible. Josh Hoey's historic run in Boston shows a new generation is rewriting the record books.
American runner Josh Hoey just broke one of track's most iconic records, clocking 1:42.50 in the 800m to shatter a mark that stood since 1997. After years of setbacks and five different coaches, the 25-year-old called his shot on Instagram and delivered exactly what he promised.