An American record-setting runner who went the extra mile to look better than other runners online was dropped from her partnership with Lululemon. Ultrarunner Camille Herron, 42, along with her husband and coach Conor Holt are accused of removing and downplaying accomplishments from her competition’s Wikipedia pages while amplifying her own,

On September 26, Camille was dropped by Lululemon, her primary sponsor, Runner's World reports. She had signed with the brand in February 2023, becoming the brand’s first ultrarunner ambassador, per Canadian Running.

The Camille Herron Wikipedia controversy has recently captured the attention of the running community. It has sparked discussions about ethics and sportsmanship in ultramarathon racing. As accusations swirl regarding questionable edits made to various Wikipedia pages,

Ultramarathon runner Camille Herron and her husband Conor reportedly edited competitors' Wikipedia pages. She's been dropped by Lululemon. Here's what to know.

Herron also holds a volunteer role with USATF, and it is unclear if her position with the governing body of track and field is in jeopardy.

The husband of runner Camille Herron admitted to having altered the Wikipedia biographies of prominent ultrarunners. The revelation came after a Canadian journalist launched an investigation.

Canadian athleisure brand Lululemon has ended its partnership with American ultrarunner Camille Herron after she and her husband, Conor Holt, were implicated in a Wikipedia editing scandal. On Monday,

The accomplished distance runner, alongside her coach, had allegedly removed accolades from other runners’ Wikipedia pages while amplifying those on her own