Dutch runner Bol smashes her own indoor 400m world record
GLASGOW : Femke Bol of the Netherlands shattered her own indoor 400 metres world record at the world championships on Saturday.
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4x400m relay team make world indoor final, Lavin advances with PB
The women's 4x400m relay team set a new national record of 3:28.45 as they progressed to tonight’s final.
Bol crushes world record, Kerr thrills home crowd at world indoors
GLASGOW :Dutch runner Femke Bol rewrote her own world record in the indoor 400 metres on Saturday, while Britain's Josh Kerr steamrolled to victory in the men's 3,000 to the delight of the home crowd at the world indoor athletics championships.
World Athletics chief Coe says the sport must embrace change to remain interesting
Athletics cannot shy away from change, says the president of the sport's governing body, Sebastian Coe, who stressed it must keep pace with changing interests of viewers and sponsors to thrive.
Preview: Irish athletes in Glasgow for World Athletics Indoor Championships
Irish athletes have arrived in Scotland ahead of the World Athletics Championships which start at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow on Friday.
Dutch runner Bol races to another world indoor 400 record
Two-time world champion Femke Bol lowered her own world record in the indoor 400 metres at the Dutch national championships in Apeldoorn on Sunday.
Norway's Ingebrigtsen breaks 2,000m record in Brussels
BRUSSELS :Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen broke a 24-year-old world record in the rarely run 2,000 metres in the Diamond League meeting in Brussels on Friday.
Ukraine’s best high jumper wins gold for her country at world championships
BUDAPEST, Hungary: The war with Russia hangs over the Olympic world these days as much as anywhere else. So perhaps it was fitting that the last person standing on the last event of the final day of the track and field world championships hailed from Ukraine. And perhaps it was perfect that Yaroslava Mahuchikh closed out that event with a gold medal hanging from her neck. Ukraine’s best high jumper, a symbol of hope to her war-torn country and defiance to those who would see it ruined, won a championship Sunday.