IRVINE, CA — May 21st, 2026, COROS Wearables Inc., makers of GPS sports watches and training software for endurance athletes, today announced the release of the Jakob Ingebrigtsen COROS PACE 4. Developed in close collaboration with double Olympic Gold Medalist and world-record holder Jakob Ingebrigtsen, this athlete edition release celebrates the intersection of elite performance and the relentless pursuit of perfection. The Jakob Edition features a striking Gold and Black colorway, a direct nod to Jakob’s historic Olympic victories and his status as one of the most dominant middle-distance runners in history. Beyond the aesthetic, every element of the edition has been curated to reflect Jakob’s training philosophy and fearless approach to performance.

For years, Kilian has managed the immense variables of mountain racing (elevation, weather, and pacing) with a complex system he called, ALGORISME MTNMATH. This detailed log is where Kilian deconstructs the complex details of mountain racing. Elevation gain, weather patterns, and energy cost are all stripped down to a baseline of truth. It is his personal method for planning his effort at the biggest trail races in the world. The collaboration between COROS and Kilian has always focused on a single objective: translating the logic of the world’s most calculated athlete into a tool that helps every runner perform better. We’ve taken the same principles Kilian applied at the highest stages and built them into Pace Strategy—an intuitive tool within the COROS app that moves professional-grade race planning from a desktop to your wrist.

Few athletes have made a more public leap of faith than Molly Seidel. She spent the early years of her career as one of the most decorated road runners in the country... then walked away from that identity to start over on the trails. In February, she ran Black Canyon 100K, where she secured one of three Golden Tickets to Western States and set the longest distance of her career. Heading into her 100-mile debut, she is the first to admit she doesn't know what she'll find out there past mile 62. What she does know is that the fear of not finding out is worse. As Molly's shares below, sometimes the only way to find out who you are is to let go of who you were.

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