For more than a decade, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has embodied Jamaican sprinting greatness, a fierce competitor with a glittering career and a record of consistency that few athletes, male or female, …
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Indian javelin superstar Neeraj Chopra continued his impressive 2025 campaign by clinching victory at the Paris Diamond League with a best throw of 88.16m, narrowly edging out Germany’s Julian Weber (87.88m). The win marked a significant …
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Noah Lyles Tipped for 200m Glory Despite Growing Threats from Kenny Bednarek & Co
Amid rising competition from new challengers, reigning world sprint king Noah Lyles remains the favorite for 200m sprint glory. The last time Noah Lyles took to the track for a …
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Sprinting royalty Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce returned to the very track that shaped her legend, where she’d risen, stumbled, and triumphantly risen again. But this time, it wasn’t just about her. It …
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Swiss 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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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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Botswana’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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Jamaican sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has voiced unwavering confidence in the future of Jamaican track and field, insisting that the island nation’s sprinting legacy is in safe, capable hands. The …
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Cherotich Stuns Yavi with Late Surge to Win Thrilling Doha Steeplechase in World-Leading Time
Kenyan Olympic bronze medallist Faith Cherotich kicked off her 2025 Diamond League title defence in sensational style, producing a world-leading time of 9:05.08 to win the women’s 3000m steeplechase …
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Botswana’s sprint sensation, Letsile Tebogo, made a stunning debut at the Doha Diamond League, blazing to victory in the men’s 200m on Friday, 16 May. The 21-year-old, fresh off his …
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Jamaica’s Shanieka Ricketts continued her fine form on the international stage, claiming victory in the women’s triple jump at the Doha Diamond League with a season-best leap of 14.72 metres. …
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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is gearing up for an exciting return to competitive racing. After spending much of the last two years away from the track, she feels eager and motivated. Her …
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Faith Cherotich, Winfred Yavi, and Peruth Chemutai Set for High-Stakes Showdown in May
The women’s 3000m steeplechase is set to take centre stage at the 2025 Doha Diamond League on Friday, May 16. Meanwhile, Paris 2024 Olympic medalists Kenya’s Faith Cherotich, Bahrain’sWinfred Yavi …
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Doha Diamond League designates thousands of dollars in bonuses for record breakers
The Doha Diamond League has announced an exciting incentive for athletes competing at the 2025 edition of the prestigious meet. For the first time in its history, the event will …
