At just 14, British sprint sensation Divine Iheme is making waves, earning the title of ‘the new Noah Lyles.’ Remarkably, Iheme clocked faster times at the same age than the Olympic champion, showcasing a promising future for British athletics.
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Samuel Brown
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Salomon has officially announced the formation of the 2025 International Trail Running Team, under the Amer Sports umbrella. The team aims to elevate trail running globally, showcasing elite athletes and promoting sustainable outdoor adventures.
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In a stunning yet controversial turn of events, Gout clocked two sub-10-second times in the 100m sprint amid allegations of benefiting from an illegal tailwind. The Sydney Morning Herald investigates the implications for integrity in athletics.
A recent case report published in Frontiers highlights the performance gains of a professional cyclist undergoing repeated sprint training in hypoxic conditions. The study suggests that training in low-oxygen environments may enhance endurance and sprint capacity, offering new insights into athletic performance optimization.
The Indian Open, organized by The Hindu, brings together top talent in badminton, showcasing the sport’s rising popularity in India. Set to take place in New Delhi, the event promises thrilling matches and aims to inspire the next generation of players.
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