Jess Warner-Judd is a runner.
This is Stuart Weir's first part of the interview with Jess Warner-Judd, one of the most enduring and competitive middle-distance ...
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Chanelle Price Ran Her Race (a Memory from 2014)
This is Stuart Weirs' first piece for the week. Your editor was in Sopot as well. My son Adam had ...
Rob Walker: “I was born to do commentary”
This is Deji Ogeyingbo's interview with Rob Walker. Rob Walker is a commentator for the ages and has spent the ...
Jemma Reekie – ready for Glasgow
Jemma Reekie is the second preview interview written by Stuart Weir on the athletes of Team GB. Stuart will be ...
Molly Caudery goes to Glasgow as the World Leader
Molly Caudery is one of the big surprises of the 2024 season. She has improved from 4.83m to 4.85m, and ...
2024 Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon Presser: Peres Jepchirchir, Tamirat Tola and Koko Klosterholfen speak on upcoming RAK Half Marathon!
The Presser was held at 11 AM in RIXOS Bab AL Bahr in Ras Al Khaimah. Emceed by Tim Hutchings, ...
Can Elaine Thompson-Herah find form amid chaos as she looks to do the three-peat at the Paris Olympics?
Deji Ogeyingbo wrote this piece on the fantastic Elaine Thompson-Herah and where she will go from here? Elaine is double ...
Sister Act, Laviai and Lina Nilsen go 1-2 in the UK Athletics 400 meters
This is the first article written by Stuart Weir for the second day of the Microplus UK Athletics Indoor Championships. ...
Marie-Josée Ta Lou – and the Olympic dream
This is a piece by Stuart Weir on Marie-Josee Ta Lou, the pride of the African continent. Ta Lou is ...
Nia Ali, Loving the Excitement of the 100m Hurdles, Part 1
Nia Ali Statistician Mark Butler sent me his predictions for Paris at Christmas. It was a fascinating list, which I ...
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