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Yohan Blake won his fifth Jamaican 100m title in his fastest time in almost a decade as he blitzed home in 9.85s. The 32-year-old, whose career-best of 9.69s came in 2012, outlasted his closest challenger Oblique Seville, who registered a time of 9.88s. Ackeem Blake, 20, came third in 9.93s.
College student Melissa Jefferson may have stunned with an upset win in Friday's women's 100 metres final, but she's says ready for her next big challenge - competing against Jamaica's dynamic duo next month.
45.40 seconds that's what it took for the 105-year-old Rambai to beat all odds and set a new record in 100m at the inaugural National Open Masters Athletics Championships -- conducted by the Athletics Federation of India -- that concluded in Vadodara. The inspirational Rambai had participated in the above-100 category but finished up running the race alone, due to a lack of candidates in the category.
Caleb Ewan has had, by his own admission, “an up and down season” so far. “It definitely hasn’t gone as good as I’d have hoped,” he tells this week’s Cycling Show. The so-called “pocket rocket” has stood on the top step of a podium five times this season, with only one of those coming at the end of a WorldTour race.
Helmut Marko has said that Red Bull are dominating the 2022 season at the moment, and it is hard to argue with that summary.
KINGSTON : Shericka Jackson sped to season best 10.77secs (wind +0.9 m/s) to turn back the challenege of Olympic Champion Elaine Thompson-Herah to win her first Jamaican 100m title on Friday in Kingston.
Together, they gathered in an attempt to claim ownership of the vacant throne: the potential superstar, the reformed doper, the man robbed of his greatest achievement by a cheating team-mate, and another fuelled by his close brush with death.
Britain's Simon Yates has been left out of the BikeExchange-Jayco team for the Tour de France. The second Grand Tour of the year gets underway in Copenhagen on July 1, but the 29-year-old Yates won't be on the start line.