A few weeks after winning the 5,000m and 10,000m world titles in Beijing, Mo Farah has retained his Great North Run title after a thrilling battle with Kenyan Stanley Biwott over the half marathon course.
Farah clocked 59 minutes 23 seconds, 37 seconds quicker than his time last year, with...
An Australian Flame team of 50 para-athletes has today been confirmed to lead the green and gold charge at the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha (QAT) next month.
Boasting reigning world champions Evan O’Hanlon (ACT) and Scott Reardon (ACT), who were preselected earlier this year, the squad has...
Ondoro, Bise Win Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon
Huddle, Chelanga Win USATF 10 Mile Titles
St. Paul, Minn. – October 4, 2015 – Dominic Ondoro of Kenya and Abraha Serkelam Bise of Ethiopia won today's Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon held in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Ondoro won the men's race in 2:11:16....
The 12th episode of the current season of IAAF Inside Athletics is available to watch bellow and features an exclusive interview with USA’s two-time world indoor 60m hurdles champion Nia Ali.
https://youtu.be/uNIW8zPfwn8
This episode of IAAF Inside Athletics is presented by Sweden's 2005 world high jump champion Kajsa Bergqvist.
Paul Koech turns to the road while Arne Gabius hopes for another PB in the ASICS Grand 10 Berlin
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Paul Koech turns to the road while Arne Gabius hopes for another PB in the ASICS Grand 10 Berlin
Kenya’s world-class steeplechaser Paul Koech turns to the road, when he will run the ASICS Grand 10 Berlin this Sunday. There is a group of strong African runners among his rivals...
By David Monti
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CHICAGO (08-Oct) -- Wearing her red and white Athletics West kit, 28 year-old Joan Benoit stepped to the starting line of the Chicago Marathon 30 years ago here this month as the first-ever women's Olympic Marathon champion. She was simply...
Shura Kitata from Ethiopia has won the 2020 London Marathon in a sprint finish, out kicking Kenya's Vincent Kipchumba, to stop the clock at 2:05,41, on a cold rainy day in London. Sisay Lemma from Ethiopia was 3rd, just behind in 2:05.45. Kitata and his challenges add intrigue and depth to the world marathon rankings; showing the crazy depth go talent at a global level.
Video courtesy of Athletics Australia
2017 Aus Ath Champs
Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre - 26/03/2017 to 2/04/2017
Men's 1500 Metre Open
National: N 3:31.06 2010 Ryan Gregson, NSW
3:36.00 WCQ World Champs Qual
Finals
1 Gregson, Ryan 90 VIC 3:52.86
2 Ramsden, Matthew 97 WA 3:53.12
3 Austin-Cray, Will 93...
Brad combines running with relief teaching and has a theory on hip muscle tightness.
Julian reveals what he’s been hiding off Strava in this week’s training for the London Marathon.
Brady searches for the pop in the legs and has a course settled for an IRP Half Record attempt.
Jessica Hull sets...
World Athletics has today published the list of approved competition shoes, following the amendments to Rule 5 of the Technical Rules announced on 28 July 2020.
The list has been compiled following introduction of the requirement on 31 January 2020 that any new shoe that an athlete proposes to wear in international...