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Biomechanics Project - Doha 2010
In cooperation with the Sport Science Department at the Aspire Academy in Doha, the IAAF continued its Biomechanics Project during the 13th World Indoor Championships in the Qatari capital.<br><br>... Read More
IAAF Council Meeting Notes – Day 2 – Doha 2010, 16 March
The selection of Barcelona as host the 2012 World Junior Championships and a detailed progress report by the Local Organising Committee of the World Championships in Athletics – Daegu 2011 highlighted the concluding day of the IAAF Council Meeting in Doha.<BR>... Read More
IAAF Council Meeting Notes – Day 1 – Doha 2010, 15 March
Meeting after the conclusion of a hugely successful edition of the World Indoor Championships, bids for upcoming IAAF events were announced as the IAAF Council began a two-day meeting at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Doha, Qatar. <BR>... Read More
Doha 2010 - Campbell-Brown debuts at No. 1
<P mce_keep="true">One thing we have learned from today is never discount Veronica Campbell-Brown.</P>... Read More
Doha 2010 - Murer upgrades to gold in women's Pole Vault
Moving up two big steps from her finish two years ago, Fabiana Murer took an unexpected but certainly deserved victory in the women’s Pole Vault.... Read More
Doha 2010 - Tamgho's triple ends championships with a bang - Sunday Wrap
Teddy Tamgho placed the exclamation point at the end of the final day of the 13th IAAF World Indoor Championships here in Doha, Qatar when he reached 17.90m in the Triple Jump to shatter the World Indoor record.*
Doha 2010 - Robles grabs first World gold in style
time winner Terrence Trammell was the season’s fastest hurdler, reigning US champion and undefeated all winter.
Doha 2010 - Lagat makes 3000m win look easy
Is there a cooler guy in athletics than Bernard Lagat?
Doha 2010 - Tamgho triples to 17.90 World Indoor record! - UPDATED
Capping a thrilling Triple Jump competition, Teddy Tamgho of France set a new World indoor record of 17.90m to clinch the gold medal at the 2010 IAAF World Indoor Championships at the Aspire Dome in Doha.<BR>
EVENT REPORT - MEN's High Jump Final
The men’s high jump final was a simple meet indeed and a Russian party as predicted after the qualification. <BR>
Doha 2010 - Gezahegne recovers from heat tumble to become youngest ever female champion
Ethiopia did take another women’s 1500m title, but the gold didn’t go to defending champion Gelete Burka.
Doha 2010 – Isinbayeva tops the bill on action-packed Day 3 - Sunday preview
The third and final day of the 2010 World Indoor Championships at the Aspire Dome in Doha will be a three-hour streak of finals starting with the women's Long Jump at 16:00 AST through the 18:50 AST start of the men's 4x400m final.<BR>
EVENT REPORT - MEN's 4x400 Metres Relay Final
Team USA grabbed their seventh 4x400m World Indoor title and one that has been property of the stars and stripes nation since 2006 here in Doha courtesy of a 3:03.40 World leading time; and they didn’t even need to field 400m World Indoor record holder Kerron Clement who had anchored the first round to a comfortable heat win.<br>
EVENT REPORT - MEN's 60 Metres Hurdles Final
time winner Terrence Trammell was the season’s fastest hurdler, reigning US champion and undefeated all winter. <br>
2010 World Indoor Championships - women's 60m final
<P>One thing we have learned from today is never discount Veronica Campbell-Brown.</P><BR>
2010 World Indoor Championships - Women's 4x400m relay final
<P>The most impressive streak in World Indoor Championship history was brought to a shuddering halt as the USA ended Russia's run of eight successive titles in an thrilling duel.</P><BR>
EVENT REPORT - MEN's Triple Jump Final
Capping a thrilling Triple Jump competition, Teddy Tamgho of France set a new World indoor record of 17.90m to clinch the gold medal at the 2010 IAAF World Indoor Championships at the Aspire Dome in Doha.<br>