Aussie sprint star’s record officially ratified by World Athletics, marking a historic milestone for Australian track. The achievement cements the athlete’s place among the global sprint elite. More to follow.
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World Athletics has announced plans to launch a standalone World Marathon Championships starting in 2030, aiming to elevate the marathon’s global profile and provide a dedicated platform for elite competition.
Canada’s women’s 4x100m relay team secured their spot in the World Athletics Relay finals, showcasing speed and teamwork. The squad aims to challenge for a podium finish on the global stage.
World Athletics announced it will launch standalone World Marathon Championships starting in 2030, separating the event from the World Athletics Championships to boost the marathon’s global profile and participation.
World Athletics has released its 2024 Annual Report and Accounts, detailing financial performance, key achievements, and strategic goals. The full report is now available on worldathletics.org.
The World Race Walking Team Championships 2026 schedule is announced, featuring top athletes competing across multiple events. Indian fans can catch live streaming exclusively on olympics.com for complete coverage.
The 2026 World Athletics Relays will be held in Gaborone, Botswana, marking a historic first for the African nation. The event is set to spotlight emerging sprint talents ahead of the Olympics.
The 30-day countdown has officially begun for the World Athletics Cross Country Championships Tallahassee 2024. Athletes and fans worldwide are gearing up for this premier event from February 17-18. Stay tuned at worldathletics.org.
World Athletics has opened the bidding process for hosting the 2028-2029 out-of-stadium World Athletics Series events. Cities worldwide are invited to submit proposals to stage these prestigious competitions.
World Athletics has scrapped plans to change the long jump take-off zone after strong backlash from athletes. Officials stated they “do not want to go to war” with competitors over the controversial proposal.