In a viral moment during the Olympics, fans have taken to social media to express their views on race walking, especially following a humorous gesture from soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo. Many agree that the sport deserves more recognition and respect for its unique athleticism.
The GB & NI athletics team has been announced for the upcoming World Athletics Relays 2025. Featuring a dynamic selection of top athletes, the squad aims to showcase their talents on the global stage and build momentum ahead of future competitions.
Colleen McNally is on a mission to nurture the next generation of road running champions. With a focus on empowering young athletes, her innovative training programs aim to inspire and develop talent, fostering a new wave of competitive female runners.
Noah Lyles captured the gold medal in the men’s 100m sprint at the Paris Olympics, thrilling fans and igniting conversations across social media. His explosive performance not only solidified his status as a track sensation but also captivated a global audience.
Canada’s Camryn Rogers claimed the women’s hammer throw Olympic title, showcasing her remarkable talent and determination. With a stellar performance, she not only set a new personal best but also made history for Canadian athletics on the world stage.
The inaugural Ultra Trail Whistler, part of the UTMB series, highlights both the allure and challenges facing the sport of ultrarunning. As participation surges, issues like environmental impact and course accessibility emerge, sparking critical discussions within the community.
Hyde Park is expanding its sports documentary portfolio with two new projects: “Ultra,” exploring the world of ultra-distance running, and “Where Are The Kenyans,” which uncovers the secrets behind Kenya’s dominance in distance running. Both projects aim to inspire and inform.
The Indiana State Sycamores launched their outdoor season at the Pacesetter Sports Invitational, showcasing a strong lineup of talent. Athletes competed across multiple events, setting the stage for an exciting spring season in track and field.
Athletics faces a significant setback following a funding cut of nearly £1.75 million for the LA 2028 Olympics. This reduction threatens crucial support for athletes and preparation, raising concerns about the sport’s future competitiveness on the global stage.
The Emirates Arena is set to host three prestigious championships, bringing together top athletes from across Scotland. This exciting return promises thrilling competition and showcases the resilience and talent within the athletics community.
