Gayle Shows That Jamaica Has More Than Sprinters
THINK JAMAICA and you think sprints. Prior to Doha, every single one of the Caribbean island’s 14 men’s victories at… Read More
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KJT Finally Earns Some TLC
ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, world heptathlon champ Katarina Johnson-Thompson had previously always been the bridesmaid rather than the bride on… Read More
Russia In The Doping Crosshairs Again
THE ONGOING SAGA of Russia and its drug-testing scandal took a powerful turn in November as the ruling bodies confronted… Read More
Book Review — The Five And Ten Men: Ten Men Who Redefined Distance Running
THERE ARE JUST 10 MEN in the history of distance running who have set World Records at both 5000 and… Read More
ON YOUR MARKS — November
IN THE you-are-getting-sleepy department, ’17 world 800 champ Pierre-Ambroise Bosse has been informed that he will not face sanctions from… Read More
LANDMARKS — November
Named: USATF Hall Of Fame Class Of ’19 Modern Athletes Steve Lewis & Sandra Farmer-Patrick, Veteran Athlete John Powell and… Read More
STATUS QUO — November
Here’s the latest in the aches, pains & eligibility departments (our big collegiate-recruiting guide “Where They Are Going” appears here):… Read More
LAST LAP — November
HERE’S THIS MONTH’S collection of short takes on generally off-track activities that have gone a long way towards shaping the… Read More
FOR THE RECORD — November
Records reported since the October issue. W = World; + = event not recognized by official governing body, but is… Read More
CALENDAR — November
Here’s the link to our total collection of Calendars & Timetables for 2019. Major XC Races December 07 AAU Junior… Read More
FROM THE EDITOR — That’s How A Season Should End!… Or Is It?
AS THE LATEST World Championships ever held (the previous late-date staging was Rome ’87, which wrapped up a month earlier,… Read More
World Championships XVII
DOHA, QATAR, September 27–October 06—From the moment it was awarded to a small yet fabulously wealthy nation in the Middle… Read More
’19 World Championships Medal Winners Chart
Click on the links in the event (left) column to read our reports on each. •Note that extra “administrative” bronze… Read More
World Champs Men’s 100 — Yearly Leader For Coleman
THE BLUE RIBAND men’s sprint played out as a dash through question marks to a collective return to form for… Read More
Coleman Has Ushered In The Post-Bolt Era
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS XVII in Doha rang down the final-final curtain on the Usain Bolt era and in the always-center-stage 100… Read More
World Champs Men’s 200 — A Fine WC Debut For Lyles
AS SERIOUS AND FOCUSED as he has ever been, Noah Lyles made sure that his first WC appearance would earn… Read More
World Champs Men’s 400 — Winning One For The Folks Back Home
IN THE AFTERMATH of his faultless progress to the gold medal here, Bahamian Steven Gardiner’s thoughts were directed towards his… Read More
World Champs Men’s 800 — Brazier Breaks Venerable American Record
DONAVAN BRAZIER never doubted. Not once this season, as he showed off his speed with a 1:13.77 world 600 record… Read More
World Champs Men’s 1500 — Cheruiyot Goes It Alone
HE MAY HAVE WON the Diamond League 3 years running, but that’s not the same as a gold medal. In… Read More
