Track And Field
Post-pandemic PTSD? Lessons from a marathon bombing survivor
Seven years ago Wednesday, bombs planted near the finish line of the Boston Marathon killed three spectators and wounded 260 others
In COVID-19 world, anti-doping gives in-home testing a try
Call it do-it-yourself drug testing
Felix misses out on world spot in 400, finishes 6th
Allyson Felix finished sixth in the 400-meter final at the U.S. championships and missed out on qualifying in an individual event for worlds for the first time as a professional
Switch of nations finalized, Benjamin eager for nationals
Hurdler Rai Benjamin used to compete for Antigua. He switched to the US and will take the track at nationals in the 400-meter hurdles. He hopes to wear the red, white and blue at worlds this fall.
Hawaii skydiving crash victims remembered by friends, family
All 11 people on board a skydiving plane died when it crashed and burned at a small airfield north of Honolulu last week
McLeod tearful after 4th straight victory at Shanghai
Olympic champion Omar McLeod made it four straight victories in the 110-meter hurdles at the Shanghai Diamond League on Saturday
Coe declines to say more publicly on Caster Semenya ruling
The head of the Coe declines to say more publicly on Caster Semenya ruling
Guinness tells marathon-running nurse: no skirt, no record
A British nurse who ran the London Marathon in her uniform says she has been denied a Guinness World Records listing because she wasn't wearing a skirt
Semenya case: A clash over ensuring an even playing field
The sports world is dealing with an issue that goes well beyond the fate of Olympic runner Caster Semenya: How to eliminate discrimination while ensuring that competitions are fair.
Farah declines selection for marathon at track worlds
Mo Farah has declined selection for the marathon at the world championships in Doha, potentially setting up a return to the track