For more than a decade, Akani Simbine has been one of the most consistent and resilient figures in global sprinting. The South African speedster has delivered countless electrifying performances, yet …
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Can Shericka Jackson Silence Doubters with a Statement Performance at Racers Grand Prix?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooJamaica’s sprint queen, Shericka Jackson, is set to make a thunderous return to the Racers Grand Prix in Kingston on June 7th, headlining the women’s 200m. After missing last year’s edition of the Grand …
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Why Tara Davis-Woodhall Joined Alexis Ohanian’s Athlos After Being Left Out by Michael Johnson
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooIf you follow track and field, Tara Davis-Woodhall needs no introduction. She’s the queen of the long jump, an Olympian, NCAA champion, U.S. champ, and an athlete who always brings …
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In a sport where million-dollar sponsorships and Olympic stardom often grab the headlines, Christopher Bailey wasn’t supposed to be that guy. Not yet. But he didn’t wait for his turn, …
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Why the Grand Slam Track League Needs Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone More Active on Social Media
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooWhen Michael Johnson announced Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone as the first athlete signed to his bold new Grand Slam Track League in 2025, it felt like a power move. Since then, Sydney …
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Who Are the Top Contenders to Dethrone Sha’Carri Richardson?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThe reigning world champion, Sha’Carri Richardson, who once owned the track with her electrifying speed and flair, finds herself on uncertain ground. Her 2025 season debut at Tokyo’s Golden Grand …
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Vernon L. Norwood’s Cryptic Post Sparks Wave of Support from Fans
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooTrack and field fans around the world are rallying around Vernon L. Norwood after a mysterious and emotional social media post from the American sprinter stirred concern. On May 21, …
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Why Christian Coleman Chose Track Over Football
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooChristian Coleman is a household name in the sprinting world, a three-time world champion, two-time Diamond League champion, and the world record holder in the indoor 60 meters. His lightning-fast …
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Can Letsile Tebogo spark a new wave of African sprinting supremacy?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThe world watched in awe as Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo stormed to victory in the men’s 200m at the 2024 Paris Olympics, clocking an African record of 19.46 seconds. At just 21 years old, …
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How Doping Prevalence Has Left Kenyan Athletes With Limited Latitude
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooKenya consistently produces world-class athletes who break records and win medals on the global stage. Few countries command the respect Kenya holds in international athletics. Its natural talent for long-distance …
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How Sha’Carri Richardson’s training edge stacks her up against rivals
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooSha’Carri Richardson’s 2025 season opened with a jolt at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix in Tokyo, where the reigning 100m world champion surprisingly finished fourth, clocking 11.47 seconds against a …
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Why fans are contemplating snubbing Grand Slam Track Event in Philadelphia
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThe Grand Slam Track debut season has been a rollercoaster, full of hype, but also plagued by setbacks. While anticipation builds for the third meet in Philadelphia on May 31 and June …
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Mohammad Katir and Koki Ikeda Challenge Initial Doping Suspensions
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooTwo prominent athletes, Spain’s Mohamed Katir and Japan’s Koki Ikeda, are contesting their doping suspensions, with both cases now pending before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Katir Appeals …
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Can Noah Lyles’ 2019 Strategy Lead Him to Another Historic Triumph in 2025?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooWith six World Championship titles and the coveted Olympic 100m crown to his name, you’d think Noah Lyles might take a moment to coast. But that’s not his style. As …
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If you happened to watch Grant Holloway blaze through the 110-meter hurdles at the 2025 adidas Atlanta City Games, you surely noticed something special. Beyond his unmatched speed and flawless …
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Noah Lyles vs. Akani Simbine: Who Really Owns the Title of Fastest Man Alive?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooAt the Stade de France track, with the world watching, Noah Lyles surged past Jamaica’s Kishane Thompson in the 100m final, grabbing Olympic gold and what many considered the undisputed …
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Can JaMeesia Ford Topple Gabby Thomas and Julien Alfred as New Sprinting Queen?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooSouth Carolina sophomore JaMeesia Ford turned the track into her personal stage, delivering one of the most dominant performances at the SEC Outdoor Championships in Lexington. In a weekend that …
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Noah Williams: Why Akani Simbine Will Dethrone U.S Sprinting Reign
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooYou can hail from Jamaica, U.S, Kenya, or anywhere else on the map, but right now, the sprinting conversation starts and stops with South Africa’s Akani Simbine. In a 2025 …
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American Star Deajah Stevens Returns to Diamond League After 18-Month Ban
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooDeajah Stevens is no stranger to the spotlight. Back in 2017, the then 22-year-old track sensation lit up the track with a blistering 22.09 seconds in the 200m, competing for …
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Akani Simbine’s Perfect Season Piles Pressure on Noah Lyles and Kishane Thompson in World Championship Countdown
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooSouth African sprinter Akani Simbine has quietly, yet emphatically, built a flawless 2025 season, leaving some of the sport’s biggest names, including Noah Lyles and Kishane Thompson, looking over their …
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Why Christian Miller Could Be the Future of American Sprinting
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooOn his 19th birthday, Christian Miller didn’t just celebrate, he made history. In a race that many expected to be a showcase for sprinting veteran Christian Coleman, it was Miller …
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Noah Williams: Why Christian Coleman Is Just Going Through a Slump
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThree-time world champion Christian Coleman, and one of the few men to ever defeat Usain Bolt head-to-head has shockingly failed to win a single one of his four 100m races …
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Why Noah Lyles’ Love for Anime and Pop Culture Enhances His Appeal as an Athlete
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooDubbed the next Usain Bolt, Noah Lyles has taken the track and field world by storm, not just for his blistering speed, but for the electric personality he brings to …
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How Sha’Carri Richardson’s Bold Nail Styles Enhance Her Image as a Track Star
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooSha’Carri Richardson isn’t just the fastest woman on the planet, she’s a force of style, spirit, and unapologetic authenticity. Known for her explosive speed and head-turning fashion, Richardson’s image extends …
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Justin Gatlin: Why World Athletics Should Organize a Last-Chance Meet for Teams Affected by Visa Issues
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooA week after the dust settled on the chaos of the World Athletics Relays in Guangzhou, the aftershocks are still rippling through the global athletics community. What was meant to …
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‘I’m in my soft, rich girl era’: How Sha’Carri Richardson Balances Life on and off the Track
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooWhen you think of Sha’Carri Richardson, you picture that unapologetic, electrifying sprinter blazing down the track with bold nails, bright hair, and an even brighter personality. But if 2025 has …
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Why Erriyon Knighton missed Adidas Atlanta City Games
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThe Adidas Atlanta City Games promised electrifying sprint action, with Erriyon Knighton listed as one of the marquee names for the men’s 100m event. But when race time arrived, the …
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Olympic Champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo Plots June Comeback
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooAfter almost a year out of individual races, double Olympic 400m champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo plans to return this June. The Bahamian sprint star, who endured a difficult 2024 season disrupted …
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Why Femke Bol’s Absence from the World Relays Was a Strategic Move for Her Upcoming Season
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThe Netherlands, a nation steadily rising in track relays over the past few seasons, was absent from the spotlight and notably, so was their star athlete, Femke Bol. The World …
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Swiss Sportswear Brand On Signs 1500m World Indoor Champion Samuel Tefera
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooSwiss sportswear brand On has officially added Ethiopian middle-distance star Samuel Tefera to its growing roster of elite athletes. The 24-year-old, who burst onto the global athletics scene in 2018 …
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Why Erriyon Knighton’s Presence Could Have Boosted Team USA at the World Athletics Relays
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThe World Athletics Relays in Guangzhou, China, were meant to be a crucial dress rehearsal for Team USA hoping to lock in their place at the upcoming World Championships. For …
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Sha’Carri Richardson: Can She Sharpen Up and Reclaim the Spotlight in Tokyo?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooSha’Carri Richardson soared at the 2024 Paris Olympics, dazzling fans with a gold medal in the 4x100m relay and a silver in the 100m final. Her blistering finishes made it …
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Christian Coleman: Is This Just a Slow Build Towards Something Bigger?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooThere was a time when the mere sight of Christian Coleman on a track felt like a prelude to something electric. Fireworks weren’t just expected, they were guaranteed. Track fans …
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Can Zharnel Hughes replicate his stellar 2019 season in 2025?
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooZharnel Hughes stormed across the finish line in Atlanta with a blistering 19.55 seconds in the 200 meters. But is this the beginning of another historic season for Hughes, or …
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Bradley Nkoana: What it Means Teaming Up With Akani Simbine in The Relay
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooWorld Under-20 bronze medallist Bradley Nkoana might be grappling with challenges in his individual races this season, but his value to South Africa’s men’s 4x100m relay team is undeniable. The …
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Who Is Bree Rizzo? The New Track Phenom Threatening Sha’Carri Richardson’s Reign
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooRadioactive American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson has in recent years bossed the track with her explosive speed and undeniable swagger. But in 2025, a new name has surged into the sprinting …
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Ferdinand Omanyala Dominates Men’s 150m at Adidas Atlanta City Games
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooKenya’s sprint king Ferdinand Omanyala stormed to victory in the men’s 150m race at the Adidas Atlanta City Games on Saturday, smashing his own African record. Omanyala, the overwhelming favourite …
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Trey Cunningham Extends Unbeaten Streak with 110mh Victory in Atlanta
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooTrey Cunningham extended his red-hot season on Saturday as he surged to victory in the men’s 110m hurdles at the Adidas Atlanta City Games. Clocking 13.16 seconds, Cunningham maintained his …
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Adidas Atlanta City Games: Keni Harrison Shines in Women’s 100m Hurdles
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooAmerican hurdler Keni Harrison reminded the world of her enduring class with a commanding win in the women’s 100m hurdles at the Adidas Atlanta City Games on Saturday. The Tokyo …
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Adidas Atlanta City Games: Akani Simbine Blazes to 100m Victory
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooSouth African sprint star Akani Simbine continued his flawless 2025 campaign with a commanding victory in the men’s 100m at the Adidas Atlanta City Games on Saturday. The veteran speedster, …
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Favour Ofili Shatters World 150m Record at Adidas Atlanta City Games
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooNigerian sprint sensation Favour Ofili made history on Saturday, May 17, as she became the first woman to dip under 16 seconds in the 150m at the Adidas Atlanta City …
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Alison dos Santos Sets New 200m Hurdles World Best at Adidas Atlanta City Games
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooBrazil’s track sensation Alison dos Santos added another glittering chapter to his already illustrious career by setting a new world best in the rarely contested 200m hurdles at the Adidas …
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Atlanta City Games 2025: Zharnel Hughes Edges Out Wayde van Niekerk in Men’s 200m Showdown
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooZharnel Hughes delivered a sensational performance at the Adidas Atlanta City Games on Saturday (17 May), storming to victory in the men’s 200m straight with a blistering time of 19.55 …
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Reigning Olympic and World pole vault champion Katie Moon returned to familiar territory at the Doha Diamond League on Friday night, but this time, things didn’t quite go to plan …
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Alessandro Sibilio targets Sub-49 After Windy Win in Doha
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooItalian hurdler Alessandro Sibilio kicked off his 2025 Diamond League campaign with a hard-fought victory in the men’s 400m hurdles at the Doha meet. Despite challenging windy conditions, the 24-year-old …
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There was high-flying drama in the men’s high jump on Friday night at the Diamond League meeting in Doha, with American star Shelby McEwen soaring to a confidence-boosting victory. The …
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New Zealand’s Olympic high jump champion Hamish Kerr had to settle for third place at the Doha Diamond League meet on Saturday, clearing a modest (by his standards) 2.23 metres, …
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Tshepiso Masalela: “I want to be the World Champion”
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooBotswana’s rising star Tshepiso Masalela sent a powerful message to the world at the Doha Diamond League, storming to victory in the men’s 800m with a world-leading time of 1:43.11. In a race packed with elite …
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For decades, the United States has been synonymous with track and field supremacy. From Carl Lewis to Allyson Felix, American sprinters, hurdlers, and distance runners have consistently owned the podium. …
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Why a win in Doha would’ve meant everything to Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce
by Beryl Oyooby Beryl OyooWhen the starting gun fired in Doha, the world expected a storybook finish. The crowd buzzed with anticipation, cameras locked on Lane 5, and hearts beat a little faster. Because …