FROM THE EDITOR — They Call It TrackTown USA For A Reason
HAYWARD FIELD 2022: has any other venue on the planet ever had as much world-class track action crammed into it… Read More
HAYWARD FIELD 2022: has any other venue on the planet ever had as much world-class track action crammed into it… Read More
HERE’S THIS MONTH’S collection of short takes on generally off-track activities that have gone/will go a long way towards shaping… Read More
MOST WC MEDALS EVER? Admittedly, that’s a contest that it’s hard for anyone but someone with sprint double/relay options to… Read More
THE LATEST in the aches, pains & eligibility departments: Some athletes were unable to make it to the World Championships… Read More
Reinstated: Jim Thorpe As sole winner of the 1912 pentathlon and decathlon, by the IOC (see “Last Lap”). Died: Arne… Read More
Records reported since the August issue: W = World; A = American; J = Junior (U20) MEN TRACK 100 9.96… Read More
“I’VE ALWAYS BEEN an athlete to have a chip on my shoulder, since literally high school, from not being heavily… Read More
FINALLY the World Championships came to America, nearly four decades after the first edition opened in Helsinki. Was it everything… Read More
Clicking on the event name will take you directly to our story on it. MEN GOLD SILVER BRONZE 100 Fred… Read More
IT WAS A LIFE-TRANSFORMING weekend in Eugene for Tobi Amusan. In the space of hours the 25-year-old Nigerian hurdler went… Read More
TO CALL THE MEET’S final race “eagerly awaited” might be an understatement. For many months the sport’s message boards had… Read More
THE UNITED STATES put an emphatic end to the men’s running events, running away from the field and winning by… Read More
AS THE DECATHLON’S START approached, the puzzling absence of world leader Garrett Scantling (8867 to win the U.S. title) was… Read More
THE SLOGAN OF Oregon22 was “Feel the Glory.” All Malaika Mihambo could do was feel the pressure. The 28-year-old German… Read More
WHEN IT COMES TO delivering, Athing Mu has usually been the driver, taking charge from the start and leaving her… Read More
THE ICING PRECEDED the cake, in a sense as Tobi Amusan blew every onlooker’s mind in her semi. The 4th-placer… Read More
JAPANESE STAR Daisuke Matsunaga took off “like a Mat out of hell.” Sprinting in a race that wasn’t a sprint,… Read More
AS USUAL OF LATE in the men’s 4×1, the big question going in was, “How will the U.S. gel, as… Read More