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Among those we remember are Kelvin Kiptum, Henry Rono, Geoff Capes, Michel Jazy and John Anderson The No.1 Olympic sport has lost a number of valuable and much-loved coaches and world-class ...

We talk to the Olympic 100m champion about life-changing moments, carrying the hopes of a nation and leaving it all out on the track It’s 6pm on a Tuesday in Oslo and Julien Alfred has dinner ...

With the benefits of consistent training now kicking in and a new level of confidence emerging, the Irish runner has made great progress in 2025 ...

Fresh from world record of 6.29m on Tuesday, the pole vaulter confirms he will compete in the inaugural event in Budapest in 2026 World pole vault record-ho ...

World 100m champion in 2022 faces two-year ban after missing three doping tests over a one-year period but he plans to appeal Fred Kerley, the American spri ...

Louise Small went close to her PB with a 33:34 victory with English National junior runner-up Megan Gadsby making a notable 10km debut with 33:52 in second. Arguably the star performance though ...

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Innes FitzGerald, Noah Hanson and Aron Gebremariam were among the championship record-breakers in Birmingham on July 12-13 Future Olympians were no doubt in action as the English Schools Track ...

Amidst the welcome chaos of post-Games media interviews and celebratory gatherings, Sam Reardon draws breath, albeit briefly, and acknowledges the privilege of such attention. "You obviously want ...

New Delhi will welcome the world's best para-athletes next year, as India holds the championships for the first time The 2025 World Para Athletics Championships will take place in New Delhi.

Two-time Olympian and long-time television commentator at events like the Summer and Winter Olympics, Superstars and World's Strongest Man was 74 As an athlete, Paul Dickenson competed in the 1976 ...