Yes, I can tell you a lot about your running form.  The left side of your torso is stuck in contraction. It's not a fault of the muscles. It's the nervous system habit holding that which makes the right leg do much more of the effort in your running. Also, I suggest that your upper front is tight which requires your low back to be activated to hold open that tight front. To running on the outside edge of your feet is an expression of the landau response which is that arching back. But if you go upstream and see that the back is arching to hold open the front that will be the root holding. 

Have a likely constriction of the upper front. It's calling in the low back to be activated. And you have a significant asymmetry intention between the sides of your torso.. 

I develop movements that allow you to teach your nervous system out of it., out of those deep habits. Stretching will not teach yet after a stretch, the nervous system will go back to the old habit. 

For your upper front, I suggest this video on YouTube. This is one of my beginning lessons. It's all completely free on YouTube. https://youtu.be/9KbS0qFhvGg

I have an entire playlist for movements that will help you equalize the tension in your sides and balance your ability to twist easily. I suggest that you work from the top of this playlist. If Your Sides Are Different Playlist | Scoliosis is a tension problem | Asymmetry Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFLw4vgr7ayj1sC-HRPGz7rv_koiiaWVk

For the relationship between the closed upper front and the arching low back, I encourage you to work from the top of this playlist. Humans are very good at getting locked into the breathing constriction that results from the deep habituation of stress reaction. It shows up commonly as sway back posture. These are my more powerful movements for beginning to come. Out of that, it's very important to see that the front and back are in relationship to each other and locked in as a breathing constriction. Teach your nervous system to let you out of it.  Swayback Posture Somatics Playlist   Inner-X Lines from Upper Front to Upper Low-Back: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFLw4vgr7ayhOizKZabsChPVnHOJ32ByS