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The World Athletics Indoor Championships, scheduled to be held in Nanjing from Mar 17 to 19 in 2023, have been postponed due to the ongoing pandemic conditions in China, governing body World Athletics said on Thursday (Sep 1).
The World Indoor Athletics Championships that were scheduled for China next year have been postponed until March 2025, organisers announced Thursday, with Beijing's zero-Covid policy continuing to cast a shadow on international events.
The world indoor track championships in China were postponed for a third time Thursday, pushing the event first scheduled for 2020 back to 2025.
The World Athletics Indoor Championships, scheduled to be held in Nanjing from March 17-19 in 2023, have been postponed due to the ongoing pandemic conditions in China, governing body World Athletics said on Thursday.
NEW YORK : New 1,500 metres world champion Jake Wightman will close the book on a career-defining season at the Fifth Avenue Mile in New York next month, and will look to bring British athletics back to its roots with a middle-distance double in 2023.
EUGENE, Oregon: As a metaphor for a sport with lofty ambitions, Armand Duplantis soaring to a pole vault world record was the perfectly scripted final act that a thrilling World Athletics Championships deserved.
World Athletics will introduce a repechage round in individual track events from 200m to 1500m at the Paris 2024 Games, the global governing body for athletics said on Monday (Jul 25).
Born in Nottingham, Wightman is a product of Edinburgh Athletic Club and is now based in Arizona. His dad and coach Geoff was chief executive at Scottish Athletics, which led to him being schooled in Edinburgh. He was educated at Erskine Stewart’s Melville, Fettes College and Loughborough University.