Track News

August 07, 2017

• Centrowitz The Best American Miler Ever?
• CAS Upholds 2 Russian Doping Bans
• T&FN's Ongoing World Champs Medals Chart
• The Monday Schedule In London
• Torie Bowie: From Foster Child To Fame
• Coleman: The Other U.S. Sprinter Who Beat Bolt
• Japan Disappointed By WC Marathon Results
• 5 Things To Watch On Day 4 In London
• "The Damnation Of Justin Gatlin"
• Tributes Paid To Betty Cuthbert
• Threats For Kenya In The Men's Steeple
• Achilles Knocks Drouin Out Of Worlds
• Stat Blitz: World Championships Day 3, Evening
• Jonathan Edwards' Secrets Of The TJ (video)
• Barr Withdraws From 400H Semi
• Hitchon Has Unfinished Business In Hammer
• A WC Marathon Double For Kenya… Sort Of
• Bowie Follows Her Instincts To 100 Gold
• Canadian Athletes Dealing w/ Stomach Bug At WC
• New Men's 200 Champ For First Time Since '07
• Beers & Burgers For Shot Champ Tom Walsh
• Bruised Bowie Proves Grandma Right In 100
• USATF WC Report: Day 3, Evening
• Why Gatlin's Gold Is Good For The Sport
• MJ Calls Out Steve Cram On Drugs Issue
• Stefanídi Completes Collection Of Major PV Titles
• RIP: Aussie Sprint Legend Betty Cuthbert, 79
• Amy Cragg Ends U.S. Women Marathon Drought
• Gatlin's Comportment Not Remotely "Bad Boy"
• Brit Sprinter Says Booing Helped Gatlin
• Time-Lapse Video: Usain Bolt Artwork
• The Sunday Evening Schedule In London
• No Charges For World Championships Streaker
• Women's Marathon To Rose Chelimo Of Bahrain
• Age & Relative Performance Of 5 Top Sprinters
• The Look Of Bronze: Depends Who's Wearing It
• Jamaica's Levy Crashes Out Of Hurdle Heats
• Manyongo Leaps Far Beyond His Difficult Past
• USATF WC Report: Day 3, Morning
• Geoffrey Kirui Gives Kenya Gold In Men's Marathon
• Men's 100 Ceremony: "The Farce Deepens"
• World 400H Leader McMaster Nailed For False Start
• Disappointed Richards Questions Himself After Shot
• Men's 100 Medal Ceremony Moved
• 5 Things To Watch On Day 3 In London
• Gudzius Turns Back Clock As Lithuania Celebrates
• Classy Coleman Can Be Sprinting's Next Big Thing
• No Concessions Given To LA 2028 Says Bach

 

Track News

August 05, 2017

• Stat Blitz: World Championships Day 2, Morning
• Ahmed Not Satisfied To Be The Best Canadian
• A Convincing Start For van Niekerk
• 3 High Jump PRs For Cuban Heptathlete
• Makwala Says 400 No Longer An American Race
• Same-Day Marathons A First In London
• Coleman Thinks He Can Catch Bolt
• KJT Distraught After Heptathlon HJ Mark
• London 10K Splits: Mo vs. The Leader
• With Rudisha Out, Korir Carries Kenya's 800 Hopes
• Does Farah Get The Respect He Deserves? (vid)
• Toyota Relishing "Safer & Greener" Role At WC
• 5 Things To Watch In London On Day 2
• USATF Report: World Champs, Day 2, Morning
• How Will History Judge Mo Farah?
• IAAF Rebuffs Bolt's Blocks Criticism
• End Of Bolt Era Raises Alarm
• A Tool For Forecasting Women's Heptathlon Scores
• Mo Ahmed Sets Canadian 10K Record
• World Braces For Kenya/Ethiopia Battle In w10K
• Spectator-Friendly Marathon Route Excites
• Butcher's Blog: More Of The Same Or False Dawn?
• Stat Blitz: World Championships Day 1
• Bolt Cites "Worst Blocks Ever"
• Bach Emphasizes "Different Approaches" On Russia
• USATF Report: World Champs, Day 1
• How The WC Has Enriched The Sport Since '83
• Farah Calls 10K Greatest Performance Of His Career
• "Wayde A Minute For The Wisdom Of Solomon"
• Bolt Blames Blocks For "Very Bad" First Round
• London Stadium Hopes For Naming Rights Partner
• Oly Champ Rutherford Fails To Qualify In The LJ
• First Entries Into Ongoing Medals Chart
• Semenya Eases Into 1500 Semis
• Jamaica Says Secret Ballot On Russia Different
• Link To London Live Results
• The Flag Doesn't Matter Says "Neutral" Klishina (vid)
• Coe's Choice To Delay IOC Membership?
• Bach Says IOC Waiting On Russia Decision
• Coe Determined To End "Flags Of Convenience"
• London '17 Timetable, Day 1
• Kenyan-Borns Eyeing Medals For Other Nations
• Longhorns Hardee & Carter Captaining Team USA
• The Youngest Performer At The WC: Joel Johnson
• Team Kenya Ready To Dazzle In London
• Chinese Tripler Bin Dong Out With Injury
• Super-Sized Ståhl Looking To Stand Tall
• Can South Africa Go 1-2 In Men's Long Jump?
• Integrity Unit Under Pressure To Deliver Quickly
• A Bit Of A Furor Over Elite British Coaching
• Martin Bingisser's Women's Hammer Preview
• Did LA 2028 Get A Good Deal, Or Just A Deal?
• Frank Zarnowski's Women's Heptathlon Preview
• New Poster Girl Muir Taking It All In Stride
• Merritt Bids For Golden Climax To Miraculous Journey
• One Thing To Watch For On Day 1: Everything!
• Jamaica Defends Its Support Of Russian Ban Lift
• Kenya Facing An Olympic Ban Over Elections
• World Leader Coleman Ready For Spotlight
• Inside The Doping Hotspot Of Ethiopia
• The Big Upside To Track 11 Years Down The Road
• Jamaican Discus Throwers Hopeful Against Ståhl
• "Tannie Ans": Great Grandma Turned Super-Coach
• Doping Charge Against Jamaica's Hylton Thrown Out
• Oz Vaulter Marschall Targets The Final
• Regular Travel Headaches For Canada's Mo Ahmed
• Athletics Kenya's Lack Of Media Savvy Hurting
• Salazar's Absence Won't Affect Farah
• Simpson Wants Faster Reallocation Of Medals
• Bolt's Successor & The Last Great Sprint Barrier
• "We Are Treated Like Sporting Slaves"
• A 6-Month Ban For Sprinter Ryan Bailey
• Jamaica Votes To Lift Ban On Russia
• Italy Vows An End To Its Medal Drought
• Galen Rupp To Run In Philly Half-Marathon
• "The Adventures Of Jacko Gill"
• Taylor & Felix On The Cusp Of History In London
• Puma To Offer Bolt A Big Job?
• 24 Years On, Where Are O'Sullivan's Medals?
• Scientist Thinks IAAF Testo Stance Will Fail
• Allyson Felix Ready To Forget 2016 Nightmare
• IAAF Congress Votes To Sustain Russian Ban
• 9 WC Performers With State Of Washington Ties
• Dave Nielsen Starting Over At Eastern Washington
• U.S. Athletes To Train Ugandan Women
• Women's 50K Walkers Not At Oly Standard Yet?
• Merritt Sees Gardiner As A 400 Threat
• Daniel Wanjiru Returns, Looking For Marathon Gold
• Second Time Lucky In London For Edna Kiplagat?
• 11 Athletes To Look Out For In London
• "I'm Not A Fan Of The 400," Says van Niekerk
• USATF Athlete Of The Week: Kayla Davis
• The Integrity Unit Needs To Hire More Investigators
• Thiam Poised To Add To Her Medal Haul
• Michelle Carter Launches Videos On YouTube
• Pistorius Out Of Hospital After Heart Attack Scare
• Elaine Thompson Fit & Ready After Achilles Issue
• Semenya Gender Issue Divides Off-Track Opinion
• South African Roadie Gets 8-Year Ban
• 2 Ukrainian Sprinters Yanked From Worlds
• Laura Muir's Sense Of Perspective
• Sally Pearson Is Hurdling's Wizard Of Oz
• Brendan Foster Gets IAAF's Golden Order Of Merit
• Jeremy Wariner Retires At Age 33
• What The Bookies Think About WC Men's Races

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• Day 1 04 AUG
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• Day 8 11 AUG
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LOCAL TIME	MY TIME	SEX	EVENT	ROUND
19:00	11:00	M	100 Metres	Preliminary Round	Startlist	Result	Summary
19:20	11:20	M	Discus Throw	Qualification Group A	Startlist	Result	Summary
19:30	11:30	M	Long Jump	Qualification	Startlist	Result	Summary
19:35	11:35	W	1500 Metres	Heats	Startlist	Result	Summary
19:45	11:45	W	Pole Vault	Qualification	Startlist	Result	Summary
20:20	12:20	M	100 Metres	Heats	Startlist	Result	Summary
20:45	12:45	M	Discus Throw	Qualification Group B	Startlist	Result	Summary
21:20	13:20	M	10,000 Metres	Final	Startlist	Result

Track News

August 03, 2017

• Scientist Thinks IAAF Testo Stance Will Fail
• Allyson Felix Ready To Forget 2016 Nightmare
• IAAF Congress Votes To Sustain Russian Ban
• 9 WC Performers With State Of Washington Ties
• Dave Nielsen Starting Over At Eastern Washington
• U.S. Athletes To Train Ugandan Women
• Women's 50K Walkers Not At Oly Standard Yet?
• Merritt Sees Gardiner As A 400 Threat
• Daniel Wanjiru Returns, Looking For Marathon Gold
• Second Time Lucky In London For Edna Kiplagat?
• 11 Athletes To Look Out For In London
• "I'm Not A Fan Of The 400," Says van Niekerk
• USATF Athlete Of The Week: Kayla Davis
• The Integrity Unit Needs To Hire More Investigators
• Thiam Poised To Add To Her Medal Haul
• Michelle Carter Launches Videos On YouTube
• Pistorius Out Of Hospital After Heart Attack Scare
• Elaine Thompson Fit & Ready After Achilles Issue
• Semenya Gender Issue Divides Off-Track Opinion
• South African Roadie Gets 8-Year Ban
• 2 Ukrainian Sprinters Yanked From Worlds
• Laura Muir's Sense Of Perspective
• Sally Pearson Is Hurdling's Wizard Of Oz
• Brendan Foster Gets IAAF's Golden Order Of Merit
• Jeremy Wariner Retires At Age 33

 

Usain Bolt’s main 100m rival Andre De Grasse out injured of world championships

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• August 2, 2017 8:16pm
• Source: AP

Usain Bolt jokes with Canada's Andre De Grasse during the Rio 2016 200m semi-finals.Source: AFP

ANDRE De Grasse won’t get a chance to spoil Usain Bolt’s international finale, with a hamstring injury forcing him to pull out of the world athletics championships.