In a surprising turn ahead of the upcoming Lausanne Diamond League, Gabby Thomas has clarified that she will not be running the 200-meter event, despite being listed by meet organisers.…
Kenyan runner Nelly Chepchirchir wins Monaco Diamond League 1000m with a personal best, eyes Tokyo Olympics spot.
At the Stade Louis II in Monaco on Friday, July 11, 2025, the women’s 400m final delivered a gripping battle between two of the world’s fastest quarter-milers. Marileidy Paulino of the…
The Monaco Diamond League at Stade Louis II on July 11, 2025, produced a captivating U23 men’s 200m race that highlighted the rising talents of the sprinting world. Australian sprinter Gout…
Baylor’s Ezekiel Nathaniel and Michigan’s Savannah Sutherland won the 2025 Bowerman fan vote, capturing the hearts of track and field fans nationwide. With over 27,000 votes cast, their standout performances in the 400-meter hurdles earned them this prestigious recognition, highlighting their status as top collegiate athletes and fan favorites.
Faith Kipyegon recently expressed her disappointment over the closure of Kipchoge Stadium during her historic #Breaking4 attempt, which denied fans the chance to watch her in action. The Olympic champion questioned why access was restricted at such an iconic venue, highlighting the emotional impact of the situation. Her concerns shed light on the need for more inclusive support and improved facilities for Kenyan athletes striving to make history.
Julien Alfred’s win at the Monaco Diamond League would solidify her position as the world’s leading sprinter in 2025. The victory would boost her confidence, increase her Diamond League points, and enhance her chances of success at the World Athletics Championships. It would also raise her global profile and inspire a new generation of athletes in Saint Lucia.
The Monaco Diamond League will host a thrilling men’s 5000m race on July 11, 2025, featuring a deep field of world-class athletes vying for crucial points on the Road to…
Chase Jackson leads a star-studded women’s shot put field at the 2025 Monaco Diamond League, aiming to extend her top world ranking with a season-best throw. With fierce competitors like Sarah Mitton and Jessica Schilder in the mix, the event promises thrilling action and powerful performances on July 11 at Stade Louis II.
Kenya led the world in track and field doping failures in 2024, with 119 athletes and personnel suspended or banned, followed by India and Russia. High-profile Kenyan athletes like Michael Saruni and Beatrice Toroitich faced multi-year and lifetime bans for various doping violations. Despite intensified testing and stricter enforcement, doping remains a significant challenge for Kenya’s athletics community. Meanwhile, other countries including India, Russia, and the United States continue to grapple with their own doping cases, highlighting the ongoing global fight to preserve the integrity of the sport.
Swiss sprint star Mujinga Kambundji kicked off the evening with infectious enthusiasm as she joined fans and athletes alike in celebrating the opening game of UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 in…
Faith Kipyegon, the celebrated middle-distance runner, shared a poignant post on her Instagram account captioned “one week ago.” The phrase likely refers to her intense and inspiring attempt at the…
Mo Farah doesn’t just chase medals—he chases mystery. This powerful mindset, captured perfectly by the Instagram account Run Mystery, reveals the secret behind his extraordinary success: “Don’t dream of winning…
Olympic long jump champion Tara Davis Woodhall is gearing up for the 2025 Prefontaine Classic at Hayward Field this Saturday. With a season-best leap of 7.05 meters and an undefeated streak, she enters the competition as a favorite. Moments before the event, Tara shared a quiet, focused moment with her husband, capturing the calm before the excitement. Facing strong rivals like Germany’s Malaika Mihambo and American Jasmine Moore, Davis Woodhall is ready to showcase her elite form in front of a passionate home crowd. The women’s long jump final is set for 12:38 p.m. Pacific Time.
The 2025 Prefontaine Classic promises to be one of the richest and most exciting track meets in recent years. Athletes competing in regular Diamond League events will earn $10,000 for…
Kenyan middle-distance stars Faith Kipyegon and Mary Moraa have touched down in the United States as they prepare to compete at the prestigious 2025 Prefontaine Classic, set for Saturday, July 5, at Hayward…
Track and field fans have a reason to be excited as Sha’Carri Richardson, one of the most electrifying sprinters in the world, was spotted preparing for the 2025 Prefontaine Classic…
Some athletics records have become unbreakable legends, defying decades of attempts to surpass them. Usain Bolt’s 100m and 200m world records and Hicham El Guerrouj’s mile record remain untouchable, despite fierce competition from modern stars.
Irene Jepkemboi is on the verge of making history as the first Kenyan woman to qualify for a field event at the World Athletics Championships. Currently ranked 27th in the women’s javelin throw Road to Tokyo standings, she aims to maintain her position until the August 24, 2025 deadline. Joining Julius Yego, Kenya’s pioneering male javelin thrower, Jepkemboi’s success would mark a historic milestone for Kenyan athletics and inspire a new generation to excel in field events on the global stage.
Cole Hocker and Yared Nuguse face a pivotal moment at the 2025 Bowerman Mile, aiming to end a nearly two-decade US drought in this iconic race. To win, they must combine smart pacing, tactical savvy, and a powerful finishing kick against a world-class field.
The Prefontaine Classic 2025 kicks off on Saturday, July 5, featuring over 30 world-class track and field events at Hayward Field, Eugene. The meet runs from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. East Africa Time and includes Olympic and Paralympic champions. Fans can watch live on USATF.TV, NBC Sports, Peacock, and the Wanda Diamond League YouTube channel. This 50th edition promises thrilling competition in marquee events like the Men’s Hammer Throw, Women’s Shot Put, and the Bowerman Mile, making it a must-watch for athletics enthusiasts worldwide.
Mykolas Alekna has officially signed with the University of Oregon, marking a significant step in his NCAA career. After a standout performance at California, where he finished second in the…
Sepak Takraw, a thrilling Southeast Asian sport, demands the same agility, endurance, and precision as traditional athletics. Combining acrobatic kicks and fast-paced rallies, it challenges players to perform explosive jumps and maintain intense cardiovascular effort. Despite its physical and mental demands, Sepak Takraw remains underrecognized globally, yet it stands as a true testament to athletic excellence beyond the track and field.
Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo faces a defining moment at the Prefontaine Classic on July 5th as he takes on American Kenny Bednarek in the men’s 200m. More than a race, this event offers Tebogo a chance to cement his legacy as a trailblazer for African sprinting on one of the sport’s biggest stages. With history and inspiration on the line, Tebogo aims to extend Africa’s emerging dominance in sprinting and inspire a new generation of athletes worldwide.
Celera Barnes electrified the sprinting world with a blazing 10.79-second 100m run at the MVA HP and Para-Born to Run Invite, showcasing her resilience and speed ahead of the U.S. World Trials. Overcoming a chaotic final and a timing glitch, Barnes’ performance earned praise from track legends like Justin Gatlin and Noah Lyles’ fiancée, marking her as a serious contender for the upcoming championships.
Dutch hurdler and four-time Olympic medalist Femke Bol has announced her engagement to Belgian pole vault national record holder Ben Broeders. The power couple shared the happy news on social media, delighting fans as they prepare to support each other both on and off the track in the years ahead.
Kishane Thompson, Jamaica’s rising sprint star, radiates confidence as he gears up for the men’s 100m race at the Prefontaine Classic on July 5, 2025. With a personal best of…
Imaobong Nse Uko, once hailed as Nigeria’s brightest sprinting talent, now faces a critical crossroads in her career after the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) handed her a two-year ban in…
The men’s 100m at the Prefontaine Classic on July 5, 2025, features a world-class field led by Olympic silver medalist Kishane Thompson and world leader Trayvon Bromell. Fans can expect a fierce battle as these sprint stars chase fast times on Hayward Field’s iconic track.
Grant Fisher faces a formidable challenge as he aims to outpace Reynold Cheruiyot in the Prefontaine Classic mile. To win, Fisher must balance energy conservation with a perfectly timed, multi-gear finishing kick against one of the world’s fastest milers.
Noah Lyles well well-known for his outspoken nature, has once again stirred excitement and curiosity among track and field fans after posting a confident caption referring to his training space…
Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Marco Arop are set for a highly anticipated 800m showdown at the Monaco Diamond League on July 11, marking their first head-to-head clash of the 2025 season. With Algerian star Djamel Sedjati also in the mix, this race promises intense competition and a thrilling preview ahead of the Tokyo World Athletics Championships. Fans worldwide are eagerly awaiting this battle of speed, strategy, and endurance.
As the 2025 Prefontaine Classic approaches, Christian Coleman faces a unique opportunity to etch his name deeper into track and field history. The American sprint sensation stands on the precipice…
Kishane Thompson’s explosive 9.75-second 100m sprint has shaken up the sprinting world and set a fresh challenge for the fastest men on the planet. With top athletes gearing up to respond, the race to break this mark promises thrilling rivalries and record-breaking moments. Curious who will rise next and what this means for the future of sprinting? Dive into our full story to discover why this isn’t just another fast time—it could change everything.
With the 2025 track and field season fast approaching, Sha’Carri Richardson steps into the spotlight with renewed focus and determination. In a recent Instagram post, she boldly stated, “I’m ready…
Sha’Carri Richardson’s tribute to her grandmother ahead of the 2025 Prefontaine Classic has touched fans worldwide. Thanking her grandmother for protection, teaching, and love, Sha’Carri Richardson revealed the vital role family support plays in her success. Fans flooded her Instagram with heartfelt messages, celebrating the special bond that fuels her determination on the track.
The 2025 Prefontaine Classic’s new women’s 100m invitational promises to be a historic and fiercely competitive event. Featuring heavyweights like Aleia Hobbs, Jacious Sears, and Jamaica’s rising star Alana Reid, the race blends explosive experience with youthful talent.
The 2025 Prefontaine Classic is poised for an epic 400m hurdles clash on July 5th, with Rai Benjamin at its heart. Fresh off a strong season, Benjamin faces formidable challenges from track titans. Karsten Warholm, the aggressive former world record holder, will push the pace from the gun, while Alison dos Santos threatens to disrupt Benjamin’s rhythm mid-race with his powerful hurdling. The field deepens with Abderrahman Samba’s explosive kick, the hunger of CJ Allen and Trevor Bassitt, and emerging Jamaican and Nigerian talents. For Benjamin to triumph, he’ll need a masterful blend of aggression, energy conservation, and flawless technique, making this a true test of his speed, tactics, and resilience.
American running communities welcome Eliud Kipchoge with open arms. The Kenyan marathon legend draws excited crowds wherever he goes. And America is not an exception. Fans eagerly gather in cities…
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce charges into the record books once again, at the Jamaican National Trials, qualifying for her ninth World Championships in Tokyo. The Jamaican icon continues to inspire millions with…
On July 5th, the world will watch as Beatrice Chebet and Faith Kipyegon, Kenya’s reigning distance queens, step onto the track at Hayward Field for a highly anticipated showdown at…
The 2025 Prefontaine Classic will showcase a truly elite women’s 400 meters, with Rhasidat Adeleke stepping onto the track alongside Olympic champion Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and a host of the world’s…
Bryan Levell confirmed his status as Jamaica’s top sprinter by winning both the men’s 100m and 200m titles at the national championships. Levell clocked an impressive 20.10 seconds (+0.9 m/s)…
On a day charged with anticipation, Ashanti Moore took to the track and delivered a performance for the ages at the Jamaican women’s 200m championship. With the crowd roaring and…
When Athlos pulled a question on,’ which athlete made you fall in love with track and Field,’ Sha’Carri Richardson didn`t hesitate, she made it clear that Wilma Rudolph inspired her.…
Kenny Bednarek, the world-class sprinter, and his wife have built a marriage as dynamic and inspiring as his track career. Five years ago, they started a journey that now sparkles…
Olympic 400m bronze medalist Natalia Bukowiecka delivered a stunning anchor leg to clinch the mixed 4x400m relay title for Poland at the 2025 European Team Championships in Madrid. Meanwhile, Bukowiecka’s…
The men’s 100m sprint stands as the most electrifying event in athletics, a pure test of explosive power, precision, and nerve. Over the decades, sprinters have pushed the boundaries of…
The marathon has always been a test of endurance, speed, and mental toughness. Over the years, a select group of elite marathoners has pushed the boundaries of human performance, setting…
Kristjan Ceh of Slovenia showcased his exceptional talent and power by easily winning the men’s Discus Throw (Division 2) at the European Team Championships in Maribor. Kristjan Ceh threw a…