Serious business for Bolt in The Bahamas
The world's fastest man can hardly wait to set foot in The Bahamas as he gears up for double delight…
Five PBs highlight Alabama outing at Mt. SAC Relays
Five University of Alabama women's track & field athletes competed on Friday at the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif.,…
Agitos Foundation, Rio 2016 and Brazilian Paralympic Committee partnership to pave Road to Rio 2016
The Agitos Foundation, alongside Rio 2016 and the Brazilian Paralympic Committee, will begin the latest workshops designed to improve coaching,…
Teammate seeks help with Daundre Barnaby
My name is Shai-Anne Davis. I am a Canadian sprinter that trains at the National eastern hub in Toronto,ON. A…
Tigers open War Eagle Invitational with four wins
The Auburn track and field opened competition at the War Eagle Invitational with four wins and four personal bests on…
Media lumbered with unacceptable and exhorbitant charges in Rio
Unfortunately the IOC's Agenda 2020 has not given any thought to the problems faced by the media, a very important…
Bolt stays with Muller-Wohlfahrt
Usain Bolt's management have confirmed that the Jamaican sprint superstar will continue to employ German doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt, report telegraph.co.uk.
Bahamas seek to repeat London’s success in Nassau
The Bahamas 4x400m team for the World Relays will consist of Chris Brown, Ramon Miller, Demetrius Pinder and Michael Mathieu,…
Bolt is confident
Usain Bolt is confident in his own ability heading into the next two seasons, report Xinhua.