World bronze medallist Hugues Fabrice Zango produced the first standout athletics moment of 2021 by sailing to a world indoor triple jump record of 18.07m* in Aubiere on Saturday (16).... Read More
World Athletics is looking for an Event Operations Coordinator to join its competition and events department.... Read More
Rohan Browning sped to a wind-assisted 9.96 clocking over 100m at the Illawarra Track Challenge in Wollongong on Saturday (16), making him the second-fastest Australian over the distance in any conditions.... Read More
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While for many people 2020 was a year to forget, for sprint hurdler Aaron Mallett the year could not have tasted much sweeter.... Read More
In 2019 the rising Icelandic star finished last at the World Championships. After a breakthrough throw last year, he enters 2021 as one of the best discus throwers in the world.
Abe Gashahun and Tsigie Gebreselama were the winners of the 2021 Great Ethiopian Run
The 19-year-old displayed solid early season form, equalling her indoor career best.
There are numerous benefits from workouts and runs on the much softer surface.
The Melbourne Cup in horse racing is known as the race that stops the nation but, in truth, there’s an event in athletics that holds a country in a far-more-captivated grasp: the Hakone Ekiden.
The events include the new World Athletics Road Running Championships.
Lockdowns and travel restrictions have kept them apart for 15 months.
If you are lacking in motivation, why not treat running as a tool to open a box of other adventures?
While the staggering marathon feats of Eliud Kipchoge and to a lesser extent Kenenisa Bekele have quite righty earned the bulk of media attention in recent years, it would be a little churlish not to also acknowledge the feats of Ethiopian marathon ace Birhanu Legese.
Normally at this time of year we’d be looking back at race highlights from the mountain running circuit, remembering the World and European Championships and World Cup winners. However, there was little normal about 2020.
When Nicholas Kimeli looks back on 2020, he is under no illusion how fortunate he has been to have such a successful season during the most unexpected of years.