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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.
Tokyo has beaten its competition from Singapore, Nairobi and Silesia to be chosen as the host of the 2025 World Athletics Championships, the sport's governing body announced on Thursday (Jul 14).
EUGENE, Oregon: Track and field officials awarded the 2025 world championships to Tokyo on Thursday, bringing runners, jumpers and throwers back to the home of last year’s Olympics, where they competed in front of mostly empty stands. The World Athletics Council awarded the championships in a bidding contest that also included Nairobi, Kenya; Silesia, Poland; and Singapore. World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said it was a close vote, but Japan won on the strength of, among other things, “human resource” available in Tokyo to put on the event and strong commercial partnerships.
EUGENE, Ore. : Tokyo has been selected as host city for the 2025 World Athletics Championships, the sport's governing body announced on Thursday a day before this year's event begins in Eugene, Oregon a year later than planned due to COVID-19.
The World Athletics Council has, though, "resolved to grant the World Athletics Road Running Championships to Yangzhou in March 2027." World Athletics took the decision following discussions with the local organising committee amd the Chinese Athletics Association.
Badminton World Federation (BWF) said on Thursday (Jun 23) it has started a research process to help it make "evidence-based decisions" for its policy on the involvement of transgender athletes in the sport.
Badminton World Federation (BWF) said on Thursday it has started a research process to help it make "evidence-based decisions" for its policy on the involvement of transgender athletes in the sport.
The sport of rugby league on Tuesday joined swimming by banning transgender players from international competition, as world athletics said it was also considering a rule change.