Watch: In a surprising finish, a leading race walker celebrated prematurely, slowing down just before the finish line. Seizing the moment, a rival swiftly overtook and claimed victory in a dramatic turn of events.
Author: Ava Thompson
Ava Thompson
A seasoned investigative journalist known for her sharp wit and tenacity.
Read More
The Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) expressed strong confidence in their relay teams’ qualification prospects ahead of upcoming championships, citing solid training and athlete performance in recent trials.
New research explores whether women outperform men in ultra-endurance events. Experts weigh physiological and psychological factors, challenging traditional views on gender and athletic stamina.
Selangor Athletics faces controversy as allegations of unfair punishment surface within the team. Claims of harsh measures and internal purges raise questions about management practices, sparking calls for transparency and reform.
Formula 1 unveils a revamped sprint race format for 2025, with new locations added to the calendar. The updated schedule aims to boost weekend excitement and fan engagement throughout the season.
Melbourne officially kicked off the 2014 IAAF Combined Events Challenge, hosting elite athletes from around the globe. The event marks a key start to the international athletics season, showcasing top decathletes and heptathletes.
West Virginia University Athletics has announced its 2024 Cross Country schedule. The Mountaineers will compete in key invitational and conference meets, aiming to build on last season’s strong performances.
Olympic sprint finalist Erriyon Knighton appeared at a sports court to appeal a doping violation linked to contaminated supplements. The case has sparked debate over athlete accountability and testing procedures.
Kerr and Lyles delivered standout performances at the London Diamond League, bringing star quality to the event despite several high-profile withdrawals, keeping athletics fans thrilled at the iconic meet.
International field hockey players boost performance with in-season repeated-sprint training in hypoxia, says a new Frontiers study. The approach enhances speed and endurance under competitive conditions.