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Jon Ridgeon named new IAAF CEO
Jon Ridgeon has been named new IAAF CEO, it was announced today at the IAAF Council meetings in Monaco. Afte...
Read moreDetailsGoSydGo News: Joanna Hayes, to coach Sydney McLaughlin
Sydney McLaughlin, photo by Photorun.net LOS ANGELES (USA): World junior 4000m hurdles record-holder Sydney McLaughlin is to be coached by...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha Diary: Time to get your tickets for 2019 World Champs!
Doha 2019, photo by IAAF With 303 days to go, the time is now to get your tickets for the...
Read moreDetails2019 Doha World Champs Diary: World Broadcasters Meet in Doha!
Khalifa Intenational Stadium, photo by Doha 2019 LOC The Doha 2019 Championships are building to the championships, less than 9...
Read moreDetailsTicket sales open today for IAAF World Athletics Championships Doha 2019!
Khalifa Stadium, photo by Doha LOC The IAAF and Doha 2019 LOC hosted a press conference in Doha, Qatar today...
Read moreDetailsQUALIFICATION SYSTEM FOR IAAF WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS DOHA 2019 REVISED AS TICKETS GO ON SALE
The IAAF answered the concerns on the IAAF World Ranking system with a revised qualification system for the World Championships,...
Read moreDetailsAndre De Grasse to return to racing in 2019
Andre De Grasse, photo by PhotoRun.net TORONTO (CAN): Andre de Grasse could return to racing during the indoor season after...
Read moreDetailsYokohama is picked for the 2019 IAAF World Relays
The World Relays were a huge hit in the Bahamas in 2014, 2015, and 2017. We enjoyed the crowds, the...
Read moreDetailsEighteen Days to Go to go to the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon 2018, (October 21, 2018), by Spainsports
Kenya's Alex Korio winning at the TCS World 10K Bengaluru 2017, photo by ProCam International Ethiopia's Worknesh Degefa winning the...
Read moreDetailsCelebrating Grete, by Toni Reavis, note by Larry Eder (From the Archives, 2011)
Updated October 2, 2018 Yesterday was October 1, 2018. It would have been the 65th birthday of Grete Waitz. Grete...
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