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Headset on and heart beating out of his chest, Hayward Field commentator Geoff Wightman knew he had a job to do, but composure was in short supply. As reasons go, his was about as good as you could possibly get.
EUGENE, Ore. : Sebastian Coe, the head of world athletics and twice Olympic champion over the distance, described the women's world 1,500 metres final won by Kenyan Faith Kipyegon on Monday as one of the best races he has ever seen.
Max Burgin has thrown down the gauntlet to his rivals and warned: catch me if you can.
Morocco’s Soufiane El Bakkali ended Kenya’s reign in the 3,000m steeplechase at the World Athletics Championships on Monday – but not before a bizarre moment during the first lap when the 15-man field was forced to dodge a camera operator who was standing in the middle of the track with his back to the competitors.
The World Athletics Championships got underway in Eugene’s Hayward Field on Friday, kicking off 10 days of international competition that will see Great Britain’s track and field stars attempt to make their mark on the global stage.
Moments after a world 1500m final so brutal it could have carried an 18 certificate, Laura Muir flopped to the track, closed her eyes and began swallowing vast gulps of oxygen. She was still on the floor five minutes later – longer than the race itself – waiting for the fire in her lungs and legs to extinguish, when a kindly official slipped a bronze medal around her neck. Then she began to smile.
Britain's Laura Muir battled to a hard-earned bronze medal in the 1500m at the World Athletics Championships in Oregon. The 29-year-old produced a season's best to come up with the goods when it mattered and finish in 3:55.28 to take third place behind Kenya's Faith Kipyegon — who won gold in 3:52.96 — and Ethiopia's Gudaf Tsegay. Ad/> The Scot, who won the silver medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, secured Britain's first medal at the World Athletics Championships with a remarkable run in what was a blisteringly-fast race.
Experience prevailed on day four of the World Championships, with Kenyan runner Faith Kipyegon and Venezuelan triple jumper Yulimar Rojas among the Olympic champions standing on top of the podium in Eugene, Oregon on Tuesday.