Andy Jones-Wilkins is a columnist at iRunFar.com. He specializes in themes related to travel and tourism, particularly focusing on adventure travel, sports, and the sports business. His insights and experiences are featured in various discussions around consumer travel and the intersection of sports and adventure.
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Andy Jones-Wilkins' coverage focuses on providing expert commentary and event coverage within the sports and entertainment news domains, with a particular emphasis on running and outdoor events. Given this focus, he would likely be open to receiving pitches from individuals who can provide expert insight or analysis related to running events, ultrarunning trends, or the organization of outdoor races.
As an individual focused on event coverage and expert commentary within the running community, Andy may also be interested in receiving pitches that offer unique perspectives or predictions for future developments in ultrarunning.
While there's no specific geographic focus mentioned for Andy's work, his interest in covering various race directors and under-the-radar races suggests a broad scope that encompasses different regions.
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A tribute to Mark “Mace” Macy who passed away on June 6, 2026, after inspired generations of adventurers.
Western States 100 has come and gone, and the 2026 edition was a doozy! The third-coolest temperatures in race history, combined with no snow in
Author's Note: This article is part of an occasional series on the unique opportunities and challenges of growing older as a runner.]
AJW writes about his trip on the Presidential Traverse in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
AJW returns to the Vermont 100 Mile after 15 years to affirm that it's still a special race.
AJW takes a dive into summer road racing on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where he came of age as a runner.
AJW examines why he continues to run as he gets older. The answer: Because life is better with running in it.
Some of the richest blessings of spending over three decades in the sport of ultrarunning are the opportunities I have had to experience some truly special places.
AJW writes a tribute to Wendell Berry, a writer, farmer, and environmental activist who died earlier this week.
AJW writes about the end of the Beaverhead 100k, a race that embodied the soul of ultrarunning.
