A thrilling showdown is set to take place at the upcoming Lausanne Diamond League, as a stellar lineup of record-breaking athletes prepares to dazzle fans with their exceptional performances on the track.
Donavan Brazier, the revered track and field phenomenon, has endured a succession of injury setbacks that have posed formidable obstacles in recent times. Within a span of merely 20 months, spanning from June 2021 to February 2023, Brazier underwent three surgeries, casting doubts over his ability to compete this season. This weekend, Brazier conceded that the likelihood of returning to the racing circuit appeared grim. Pete Julian, Brazier's esteemed coach, corroborated this sentiment by affirming that Brazier's comeback would only materialize once he has fully recuperated to peak health.
Courtney Dauwalter made headlines with her awe-inspiring performance at the renowned Western States 100-Mile Race, setting a new course record in the women's division. Dauwalter's incredible display of strength and endurance surpassed the previous leading time by an astonishing 80 minutes, leaving spectators in awe of her remarkable feat. In a historic moment, Tom Evans, a former soldier, etched his name in the annals of British running by becoming the first-ever Briton to claim victory in the men's event.
In a historic achievement, Tom Evans, a 31-year-old British athlete, has etched his name in the annals of endurance running by becoming the inaugural British male winner of the renowned Western States 100-mile race in California. The iconic race stretches from Olympic Valley near Lake Tahoe to Auburn, California, and Evans conquered the demanding course in an impressive time of 14 hours, 40 minutes, and 22 seconds. This remarkable feat places him as the fourth fastest participant in the event's history, trailing only the exceptional performances of Jim Walmsley in 2019 and 2018, as well as Jared Hazen in 2019.
After an arduous 11-month hiatus following her memorable race at the 2022 World Championship final, Athing Mu has made a triumphant return to the world of track and field. Her comeback, which had everyone on the edge of their seats, showcased Mu's unparalleled prowess and reignited the excitement that she has generated over the past two years. While her performance in today's women's 800-meter race started off slow, Mu's trademark dominance emerged in a stunning burst of energy during the final 200 meters. Her impressive finishing time of 1:58.73 secured a commanding victory, leaving her competitors trailing by over two seconds.
Oregon, USA; June 25, 2023 - With just 13 days to go until the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris in begin, three-time Paralympian Michael Roeger has solidified himself as a threat for gold with a world’s best time in the 1500m T46.
Less than two weeks after his 17th birthday, Myers clocked 3:36.10 over 1500m in Pfungstadt, Germany, to better Ryan Gregson's 3:37.24 Australian Under 20 record. Myers also broke his own U18 Australian record in the process (3:38.02).
World and Olympic 800-meter champion Athing Mu will return to the track after an 11-month absence. The USATF NYC Grand Prix at Icahn Stadium announced that Mu will compete in the 800 meters on Saturday. Her opponents will consist entirely of American athletes, including reigning World Indoor champion Ajee’ Wilson, last year’s Diamond League third placer Sage Hurta-Klecker, and 2022 US indoor 1500 champion Heather MacLean.
In an eagerly awaited announcement, the Bank of America Chicago Marathon revealed a stellar cast of elite runners set to compete in this year's edition of the prestigious race. The list boasts an array of top-tier talent, featuring notable names like Ruth Chepngetich, the two-time defending champion from Kenya with an impressive personal best of 2:14:18 (#2 all-time). Joining her are Sifan Hassan, the reigning London Marathon champion, and Emily Sisson, the American record holder who blazed a trail with her remarkable time of 2:18:29 in Chicago last year. Mark October 8 on your calendars because this thrilling marathon promises an outstanding demonstration of athletic talents.
In a phenomenal display of endurance and determination, Tarkine elite runner, Phil Gore from Australia has etched his name into the history books of athletic achievement. Recently, he embarked on an extraordinary journey, conquering a staggering distance of nearly 685 kilometres on a Queensland trail, setting a new world...
