Watch Canadian sprinters compete at the World Athletics Relays
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Botswana Sport News
Thompson-Herah happy to be back in competition after missing Paris due to injury
May 1 : Five-time Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah, who missed out on the Paris Games due to an Achilles tendon tear, said she is using her first season back after a 20-month rehabilitation process as a stepping stone as she looks to return to her best.
Heating up at the right time, Canada sets out to prove continuity is king at World Relays
If you’re thinking of handicapping the men’s 4x100 metres at World Relays, scheduled for this weekend in Gaborone, Botswana, don’t do it.
Passing the baton: World Relays offer big opportunity for the future of Canadian track
There’s a good chance Canadian sprinters bring home medals from the 2026 World Athletics Relays. But for Athletics Canada head coach Glenroy Gilbert, the goals for his team extend far beyond making it onto the podium at this weekend’s event in Gaborone, Botswana.
De Grasse wins 200m in strong season-opening effort at Botswana Golden Grand Prix
Canadian star sprinter Andre De Grasse showed no signs of slowing down in his season opener on Sunday at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix.
Bolt hopes Australian sprint sensation Gout has strong support system
April 21 : Usain Bolt said Australian sprint sensation Gout Gout must surround himself with a strong support team in order to stay focused on his career and avoid the distractions that will come with track and field success.
Player disappearances cast cloud over Eritrea future participation
JOHANNESBURG, April 8 : Eritrea’s participation in the Africa Cup of Nations preliminaries is now in question after seven of their footballers disappeared following their victory in Eswatini last month that secured them a spot in the group-stage qualifiers.
Rallying-De Mevius takes Dakar lead as champion Al-Rajhi penalised
Jan 4 : Saudi Arabia's defending Dakar Rally champion Yazeed Al-Rajhi struggled on Sunday's first full stage on home terrain, clocking up 16 minutes of penalties as X-Raid Mini driver Guillaume de Mevius took the lead.