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BELL RINGS UP ANOTHER WIN

MORE CHANCES FOR BRITS THE Müller Anniversary Games was a superb meeting. Some feel it would be better as a one-day event, but the financial implications mean the organisers prefer two days and twice the revenue! As it is two days, why can’t there be more races for Brits in junior and development and B races as with most other Diamond League events? And wouldn’t this meeting have been better before the Olympic team was finalised rather than after?

IRELAND

Morton Games, Dublin, July 22

US ATHLETES dominated both mile races with Americans filling the first four spots in the women’s race and all three podium places in the men’s, Malcolm McCausland reports.

Katie Mackey, sixth in the 5000m at the US trials, said she achieved one of her life’s ambitions in running a career best and meeting record of 4:25.48 to win the women’s race.

Mackey, who only took the lead off the last bend, explained that her father had a personal best of 4:26 and since childhood it always had been her desire to better the mark without realising just how difficult that might be.

There was a paternal connection too in the men’s race too where Johnny Gregorek, sixth in the US trials 1500m, went from fourth to first on the final straight to break the tape in a PB 3:55.57.

That moved him closer to the 3:51.34 best of his dad, John Gregorek, set in Oslo in 1992, the pair being one of the few father-and-son pairings to have both broken four minutes for the mile.

British athletes also made their mark at the meeting, with Alexandra Bell spoiling the send-off party of Ireland’s Ciara Mageean. The European 1500m bronze medallist had targeted a win and a new Irish record in the 800m but achieved neither as Bell slipped by with just 40m remaining to take the win in a PB 2:00.53.

Mageean fell short of Rose Ann Galligan’s Irish record of 2:00.58 as well but took some consolation from her last race before the 1500m heats in Rio by chopping almost two seconds from her previous best with 2:00.79.

Kyle Langford continued his return from injury with a win in the 800m. A dramatic late lunge for the tape gave him victory in 1:46.73, five hundredths ahead of 400m specialist Zak Curran, who is quickly establishing himself as a top-class two-lap runner.

Johnny Taylor held off a late charge by Richard Weir to win the 3000m in 7:56.06 and Jack Hallas was the winner of the BMC v IMC 1500m in 3:46.35. Rhys Williams proved the strongest on the homestraight to win the 400m hurdles in 49.50 and relegated former world champion Jehue Gordon to fifth.

Another Welsh athlete Russell Slade chalked up his second 800m win in Ireland in the space of three weeks with a personal best 1:47.70 in the IMC 800m.

Men: 100 (0.2): 1 J Morris (USA) 10.23; 2 D Locke (USA) 10.27; 4 DEJI TOBAIS 10.49; 6 IMRAN RAHMAN 10.78. Ht1 (-0.5): 2 TOBAIS 10.57.

Ht2 (-0.4): 5 RAHMAN 10.98. 400: r1: 2 GREG LOUDEN 47.72; 4 A McComb (IRL) 48.23; 5 LUKE LENNON-FORD 48.74. r2: 1 S Koumi (SUD) 45.76; 2 W George (GUY) 45.76; 3 JARRYD DUNN 46.28; 5 D Gillick 46.93; 6 GRANT PLENDERLEITH 47.46; 7 A Mellon (IRL) 47.60. 800: 1 KYLE LANGFORD 1:46.73; 2 Z Curran (IRL) 1:46.78. A: 1 ELLIOT SLADE 1:47.70; 2 K McGrath (U18) 1:48.89 (U18 rec); 6 KEVIN BELL 1:51.50; 8 CALLUM CRAWFORDWALKER (U20) 1:53.71. B: 9 NIALL McILHATTON (U20) 1:57.63. C: 6 JAKE HARBINSON (U20) 1:57.05. 1500: 1 JACK HALLAS 3:46.35; 3 CAMERON FIELD 3:47.83; 4 JOSH NORMAN 3:48.75; 6 NEIL JOHNSTON 3:49.94; 7 JOE WILKINSON 3:49.97; 14 STEPHEN PRENTICE 3:58.53. Mile: 1 J Gregorek (USA) 3:55.57; 2 K Merber (USA) 3:55.79; 3 C Alexander (USA) 3:55.93; 4 P Callahan (BEL) 3:56.14; 5 J Motsau (RSA) 3:56.62; 6 D Winn (USA) 3:56.73; 7 J McNamara (USA) 3:56.91; 8 F Palmer (USA) 3:57.97; 9 R Masters (USA) 3:58.39; 10 JAMES WEST 3:58.69; 11 P Robinson 3:58.75.

3000: 1 JONATHAN TAYLOR 7:56.06; 2 RICHARD WEIR 7:56.66; 3 MATT BERGIN 7:58.63; 7 ADAM CLARKE 8:08.97. 400H: 1 RHYS WILLIAMS 49.50; 2 Quincy Downing USA 49.88; 3 A Morton (NGR) 50.02; 5 J Gordon (TTO) 50.73; 7 JACOB PAUL 51.28; 8 JACK HOUGHTON 51.51. HJ: 1 DAVID SMITH 2.22. PV: 1 J Coover (USA) 5.57; 2 JACK PHIPPS 5.10; 3 CAMERON WALKER-SHEPHERD 4.95; 4 NICOLAS COLE 4.95. U20 Mile: 3 FINTAN STEWART (U20) 4:20.82. Women:

800: 1 ALEXANDRA BELL 2:00.53; 2 C Mageean (IRL) 2:00.79. A: 2 K Neely (IRL, W35) 2:06.78. Mile: 1 K Mackey (USA) 4:25.48; 2 H Kampf (USA) 4:27.33; 3 C McGee (USA) 4:28.55; 4 S Schappert (USA) 4:30.07; 5 N Hamblin (NZL) 4:31.16; 6 HANNAH ENGLAND 4:33.48; 13 E Mitchell (IRL) 4:45.05.

DT: 1 C Fitzgerald (IRL) 52.83

Dublin, July 20

Men: 200: A (0.9): 2 CRAIG NEWELL (U20) 22.40. 800: A1: 2 ANDREW WRIGHT 1:52.28

OVERSEAS

BELGIUM

Ninove, July 23

AUSTRALIAN Peter Bol’s 1:45.41 800m PB bettered James Bowness’s belated 1:45.96 Olympic qualifier.

Jonas Leandersson of Sweden won the 1500m in 3:37.78 with both Jonathan Cook and Robbie Fitzgibbon setting PBs inside 3:40.

Men: 100 (1.4): 7 MARK HANSON 10.95. Ht1 (0.9): 6 HANSON 10.90.

Ht2 (0.2): 6 TAMUNONENGIYE-OFORI OSSAI M40) 11.03. Ht6 (2.3): 6 JOE APPIAH (M45) 11.77. 200: (1.8): 1 K Borlee 20.86. r2 (0.8): 4 OSSAI 22.28.

400: A: 1 K Borlee 45.60; 2 D Borlee 45.82; 3 NIGEL LEVINE 45.86. 800:

A: 1 P Bol (AUS) 1:45.41; 2 JAMES BOWNESS 1:45.96. B: 5 JACK WALKER 1:51.88. 1500: A: 1 J Leanderson (SWE) 3:37.78; 2 S Baeten 3:38.05; 3 A Bile (USA) 3:38.33; 4 R Doukkana (MAR) 3:38.42; 5 JONATHAN COOK 3:38.64; 6 ROBBIE FITZGIBBON 3:39.03. 5000: A: 3 MOHAMUD AADAN 13:57.32; 11 PAULOS SURAFEL (U20) 14:14.09. B: 23 JULES SALSBY 15:34.44.

110H: Ht 1 (1.5): 1 H Parchment (JAM) 13.53. r2: 7 APPIAH 15.90. LJ: 4 OGO ANOCHIRIONYE 7.05/0.3. Women: 100: Ht2 (1.9): 2 LUCY EVANS 11.98. 200: r3 (3.3): 2 EVANS 24.32. 400: A: 1 D Sananes (FRA) 51.85; 2 E Mariama Diarra (FRA) 52.23; 4 MARGARET ADEOYE 52.75. C: 1 NICOLE KENDALL 54.82. D: 4 NINA ANDERSON (W40) 58.80. 1500: A: 4 STEPHANIE BARNES 4:18.55. 400H: A: 4 AVRIL JACKSON 59.33. 3000SC: 1 V Mitchell (AUS) 9:51.00; 2 K O’Flaherty (IRL, W35) 9:55.41

CZECH REPUBLIC

Usti Nad Labem, July 19

NIGERIAN shot putter Stephen Mozia improved his national record to 21.76m to go third on the 2016 world rankings.

Men: 100: A (2.1): 1 R Baker (USA) 10.10; 2 D Locke (USA) 10.17; 3 SAMUEL OSEWA 10.26; 4 J Swaray (SEN) 10.26. SP: 1 S Mozia (NGR) 21.76 (rec)

FRANCE

Castres, July 20

Men: 100 (2.3): 2 J Swaray (SEN) 10.22; 4 JAMES ALAKA 10.38; 5 AIDAN SYERS 10.46; 6 TOMMY RAMDHAN 10.48. Ht1(0.3): 1 Swaray 10.33; 4 ALAKA 10.61; 5 SYERS 10.63. Ht2 (-1.4): 1 RAMDHAN 10.71. 110H: r1 (1.4): 1 KHAI RILEY-LA BORDE 13.65; 4 A Al-Ameen (NGR) 13.92. r2 (1.7): 1 RILEY-LA BORDE 13.60; 5 Al-Ameen 13.98. Women:800: 1 E Jerotich (KEN) 2:00.89; 2 N Jepkosgei (KEN) 2:01.63. 100H: (-0.7): 1 C Manning (USA) 12.87; 2 A Talay (BLR) 12.88; 3 S Gomis 13.16; 4 Monique Morgan JAM 13.24; 5 Cindy Billaud 13.24. r1 (0.3): 3 GEMMA BENNETT 13.75. r2 (1.0): 2 BENNETT 13.57. TJ: 2 SINEADE GUTZMORE 13.70/1.5; 3 LAURA SAMUEL 13.48/nwi

Sotteville, July 18

Men: 100 (-0.4): 1 K Bledman (TTO) 10.27. 1500: 1 Y Essalhi (MAR) 3:37.45; 2 V Letting (KEN) 3:37.68; 3 G Kwemboi (KEN) 3:37.76; 4 B Kaazouzi (MAR) 3:37.77; 5 B Birgen (KEN) 3:38.35; 6) A Anou (ALG) 3:38.54. 3000sc: 1 B Kipyego (KEN) 8:15.62; 2 A Benyahia (TUN) 8:20.72; 3 H Yego (KEN) 8:22.35; 4 A Kibet (KEN) 8:23.39; 5 H Sigueni (MAR) 8:23.98; 6 H Bouchicha (ALG) 8:25.04.

110H (-0.2): 1 J Eaton (USA) 13.39; 2 M Thomas (TTO) 13.57; 3 E Lovett (ISV) 13.62. PV: 1 R Lavillenie 5.96; 2 V Lavillenie 5.60. JT: 1 D Kosynskyy (UKR) 81.73; 2 K Walcott (TTO) 79.62.

Women: 400: 1 C Muir (CAN) 51.70; 2 K Adekoya (BRN) 51.80; 3 M Gayot 52.79; 8 MARGARET ADEOYE 53.84

GERMANY

Viersen, July 24

Men: HJ: 1 E Onnen 2.30, 2 ALLAN SMITH 2.25; 3 E Rivera (MEX) 2.25; 9 MATTHEW ROBERTS 2.14

Bochum-Wattenscheid, July 23-24

Men: 800: 4 JAMIE WILLIAMSON (U20) 1:52.93. Ht1: 2 WILLIAMSON 1:52.23

Jockgrim, July 19

Men: PV: 1 S Kendricks (USA) 5.82; 2 T Braz (BRA) 5.72; 3 K Filippidis (GRE) 5.62; 4 R Jogensen (DEN) 5.62. Women: PV: 1 L Ryzih 4.73; 2 E McCartney (NZL) 4.53; 3 K Hutson (USA) 4.53; 4 F Pluim (NED) 4.43; 5 M Strutz 4.33

Rottach-Egern, July 16

Men: PV: 1 S Kendricks (USA) 5.77; 2 F Gaul 5.77; eq3 K Filippidis (GRE)/T Braz (BRA)/S Barber (CAN). Also 570 for sixth M Hollis 5.70; 7 T Scherbarth (GER).

Women: PV: 1 A Roloff 4.40

IRELAND

AAI Juvenile Championships Days

2 & 3, Tullamore, July 23-24 U19 men: 400H: 1 CIARAN BARNES 55.58. U18: 3000: 1 FINTAN STEWART 8:50.79. U17: 100 (-0.5): 1 AARON SEXTON 11.03. 200 (1.3): 1 SEXTON 21.65. 400: 2 ADAM NEILLY 51.38.

TJ: 1 JAI BENSON 12.87/1.1. U15: HJ: 3 ETHAN BRYCE 1.71. U14: 1500: 7 ODHRAN HAMILTON 4:54.41.

U19 women: TJ: 3 KATE FARRELLY 10.87/0.8. U18: 100 (0.0): 2 CAITLIN MAGUIRE 12.27. Ht2 (-0.1): 2 MAGUIRE 12.20. 200 (0.5): 3 MAGUIRE 25.32.

U17: 100 (-0.5): 1 LAUREN ROY 12.28. Ht1 (0.5): 1 ROY 12.13. 200 (0.9): 1 ROY 24.98. Ht3 (1.1): 1 ROY 25.17. 400: 1 DAVICIA PATTERSON 56.13. Ht2: 1 PATTERSON 59.28. U16: 100(-1.3): 1 ANNA McCAULEY 12.33.

Ht1(-0.5): 1 McCAULEY 12.41. 200 (-0.6): 2 McCAULEY 25.57. PV: 2 HARRIET DOUGAN 2.90; 5 ERIN FISHER 2.45. HT: 1 JADE WILLIAMS 54.33. U14: 80: Ht1: 5 KATIE KIMBER 10.79. 200: Ht1: 5 KATIE KIMBER 27.91

World outdoor leaders – 2016

PORTUGAL

International Throws Meeting, Leiria, July 24

Men: SP: 6 GARETH WINTER 17.19. SP: 7 WINTER 17.16. SP: 8 YOUCEF ZATAT 16.56. DT: A: 1 ZANE DUQUEMIN 61.09.

DT: A: 1 DUQUEMIN 60.41.

DT: A: 7 ALAN TOWARD 54.71; 8 MARCO PONS 51.38. DT: A: 9 PONS 51.24. DT: B: 1 GARETH WINTER 49.95. DT: B: 1 GARETH WINTER 48.85; 3 JONATHAN EDWARDS 46.01.

HT: 1 TAYLOR CAMPBELL 72.70. HT: 1 TAYLOR CAMPBELL 70.62; 3 JONATHAN EDWARDS 62.57. HT: 3 JONATHAN EDWARDS 61.97; 4 THOMAS HEAD 61.97; 5 JAC PALMER 60.18. HT: 6

JAC PALMER 58.53. U17: DT: 1 JAMES TOMLINSON (U17) 55.97. HT: 1 BAYLEY CAMPBELL (U17) 69.84; 3 KIERAN GRIMWADE (U17) 55.69. SP: 2 ADELE NICOLL 16.19. B: 2 ADELE NICOLL 16.10. DT: 1 SHADINE DUQUEMIN 51.55. DT: 1 PHOEBE DOWSON 49.71; 2 SHADINE DUQUEMIN 49.45. DT: 3 PHOEBE DOWSON 49.08.

DT: 5 SARAH PARSONS 44.82. B: 6 SARAH PARSONS 40.93. HT: 1 CARYS PARRY (W35) 63.00. B: 1 PARRY 61.69. HT: 2 MYRA PERKINS 59.90. B: 2 PERKINS 57.67. HT: 3 JESSICA MAYHO 57.05. B: 3 MAYHO 55.85. JT: 1 JO BLAIR 51.44. B: 1 JO BLAIR 49.78; 2 BETHAN REES (U17) 46.80. U20: HT: 2 EMILY PEARCE (U20) 43.98. JT: 1 REES (U17) 50.64. U17: HT: 1 OLIVIA STEVENSON (U17) 62.98; 2 KATIE HEAD (U17) 62.26; 4 FFION PALMER (U17) 52.74

RUSSIA

Zhukovskiy. July 20/21

THE Russians won’t be in Rio but reigning world champion Sergey Shubenkov won the hurdles in 13.25 and high jumper Mariya Kuchina cleared 2.00m.

Ivan Ukhov defeated Andrey Silnov as both went over 2.34m in the high jump.

Men: 110H: (-0.3) 1 S Shubenkov 13.25 (13.32/0.8 ht). 400H: 1 T Chalyy 48.95; 2 D Kudryavtsev 49.67; 3 N Andriyanov 49.73. HJ: 1 I Ukhov 2.34; 2 A Silnov 2.34. PV: 1 G Gorokhov 5.60. LJ: 1 V Kopeykin 7.95/0.8; 2 A Menkov 7.91/0.6.

TJ: 1 A Fyodorov 17.01/-0.2; 2 L Adams 16.93/0.5. SP: 1 A Lesnoy 20.26. DT: 1 V Butenko 62.35. HT: 1 S Litvinov 77.28; 2 A Skoirskiy 76.53. Women: 800: r3: 1 A Gulyayeva 2:00.24. 1500: 1 A Shchagina 4:07.74. 400H: 1 V Rudakova 54.48. HJ: 1 M Kuchina 2.00. LJ: 1 A Misochenko 6.65/1.5. TJ: 1 Y Koneva 14.42/3.4 (14.35/0.5. DT: 1 Strokova 63.11. JT: V Rebrik 61.43

SPAIN

Spanish Championships, Gijon, July 23/24

ORLANDO ORTEGA’S 13.09 110m hurdles victory was the clear highlight, although there is doubt whether the former Cuban can compete in Rio.

In the 10,000 m track walk world champion Miguel Angel Lopez confirmed his form for Rio with a worldleading 38:06.28.

Raquel Gonzalez went top of the world lists in the women’s walk.

European champion Ilias Fifa was involved in another tight finish in winning the 5000m in 13:38.22.

Men: 100 (0.8): 1 A Rodriguez 10.39.

200 (2.3): 1 O Husillos 20.83; 2 Rodriguez 20.95. 400: 1 L Bua 46.36. 800: 1 A de Arriba 1:50.18; 2 D Andújar 1:50.26. 1500: 1 M Alcala 3:51.04; 2 A Mechaal 3:51.23; 3 M Castillo 3:51.29; 5 I Fifa 3:52.24. 5000: 1 Fifa 13:38.22; 2 A Abadia 13:38.50; 3 Mechaal 13:39.17; 4 C Mayo 13:41.19. 3000SC: 1 S Martos 8:37.63. 110H (1.0): 1 O Ortega 13.09; 2 Y Contreras 13.45. H1 (1.5): 1 Ortega 13.36. 400H: 1 S Fernandez 50.21. H4: 1 O Cisneros (CUB) 49.79. HJ: 1 M Angel Sancho 2.23. PV: 1 I Bychkov 5.51. LJ: 1 J Okutu 7.65. TJ: 1 J Palomanes 15.96.

SP: 1 B Vivas 20.59; 2 C Tobalina 20.06.

DT: 1 F Casañas 61.25; 2 M Pestano 60.78. HT: 1 J Cienfuegos 72.92. JT: 1 N Quijera 75.86 (U23 rec). Dec: 1 J Urena 7900. 10,000W: 1 M Lopez 38:06.28; 2 A Martin 39:23.51; 3 L Amezcua 39:29.00. Women: 100 (1.4): 1 E Garcia 11.41. 200 (1.4): 1 C Lara 23.60. 400: 1 A Bokesa 53.44. 800: 1 E Guerrero 2:01.72. 1500: 1 M Perez 4:12.74. Ht1: 9 FLOREN SCRAFTON 4:33.33. 5000: 1 T Gebre 16:02.12; 2 Z Fuentes-Pila 16:11.49. 3000sc: 1 M Perez 9:50.45.

100H (0.2): 1 C Jerez 13.15. 400H: 1 M Roshchyn 59.68. HJ: 1 R Beitia 1.90. PV: 1 N Agirre 4.32. LJ: 1 J Itoya 6.51. TJ: 1 P Sarrapio 13.66. SP: 1 Ú Ruiz 17.24. DT: 1 S Asenjo 58.20. HT: 1 B Castells 69.41. JT: 1 L Parada 57.18. Hep: 1 A Medina 5641 (U23 rec). 10,000W: 1 R Gonzalez 42:14.12 (rec); 2 B Pascual 42:35.69; 3 J Takacs 43:55.70

UNITED STATES

Utica, July 10

Men: 15km: 13 CHRIS THOMPSON 45:44

Houston, July 23

SANDRA MORRIS won the pole vault with a world-leading 4.93m, which is an American outdoor best.

Morris had three attempts at the world record height of 5.07m.

Courtney Okolo clocked a 35.74 world lead at 300m while Andre De Grasse’s 10.02 got the better of Asafa Powell’s 10.08.

Olympic decathlon champion Ashton Eaton showed goof form to finish fifth in the 400m in 45.63.

His wife Brianne Theisen-Eaton ran 13.04 in the hurdles.

Jenna Prandini gained a 11.21/22.42 sprint double while Ajee’ Wilson clocked inside two minutes in the 800m.

Men: 100 (-0.3): 1 A De Grasse (CAN) 10.02; 2 A Powell (JAM) 10.08; 3 D Lee 10.14; 4 B Lee 10.16; 5 Xie Zhenye (CHN) 10.18; 6 J Teeters 10.21; 8 G Phiri (ZAM) 10.25. h1 (0.1): 1 Powell 10.05; 2 D Lee 10.19; 3 Phiri 10.22. h2 (-0.5): 1 De Grasse 10.23. 200 (0.3): 1 W Spearmon 20.31; 2 J Herrera (MEX) 20.46; 3 J Dodson (SAM) 20.47; 4 D Dukes 20.48; 5 S Hart (BAH) 20.57; 6 A Adams (SKN) 20.70. 400: 1 V Norwood 45.19; 2 F Dunkley (JAM) 45.43; 3 B Nellum 45.50; 4 J Solomon (TTO) 45.62; 5 A Eaton 45.63; 6 J Wariner 45.92. 1000: 1 C Murphy 2:20.12; 2 M Centrowitz 2:20.20; 3 D Torrence 2:21.75; 4 B Johnson 2:22.18; 5 D Solomon 2:22.31.

110H (-0.3): 1 A Riley (JAM) 13.47.

400H: 1 J Anderson 49.48; 2 M Ukaoma (NGR) 49.77; 3 C Beach 49.87. JT: 1 C Hostetler 80.84; 7 Eaton 60.46. Women: 100 (0.1): 1 J Prandini 11.21; 2 L Lawson 11.38; 7 K Stewart (JAM) 11.45.

200: (0.1): 1 Prandini 22.42; 2 P Francis 22.50. 300: 1 C Okolo 35.74; 2 K Baisden 36.39; 3 M Kromah 36.71. 800: 1 A Wilson 1:59.98; 2 N Goule (JAM) 2:00.33; 3 M Fricker 2:01.29. 100H (-0.3): 1 S Nelvis 12.83; 2 C Manning 12.88; 3 D Williams (JAM) 12.89; 4 B Theisen-Eaton (CAN) 13.04; 5 S Williams (JAM) 13.10; 6 T Jones 13.15. 400H: 1 Chanice Taylor-Chase (CAN) 55.55; 2 N Montcalm (CAN) 56.40; 3 C Francis 56.49. PV: 1 S Morris 4.93; 2 Anicka Newell 4.35

Capitola, July 24

Men: 6M: 1 I Mukundi (KEN) 27:31; 2 S Kipruto (KEN) 27:32; 3 T Mekonen (ETH) 27:40 Women: 6M: R Gesabwa (KEN) 31:34

Atlanta, July 23

Men: 1M: 1 G Crawford 3:58.45. Women: 1M: C Gazzola 4:44.19

Provo, July 19

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DOUBLE the action amounts to double the enjoyment. London’s Diamond
BRITS SIGN OFF FOR OLYMPICS IN STYLE
THE MÜLLER Anniversary Games gave many of Britain’s Brazil-bound Olympians
WARNER BACKS CAS DECISION TO UPHOLD RUSSIA BAN WHILE IOC REJECTS STEPANOVA FOR RIO
UK ATHLETICS chairman Ed Warner has backed the Court of
WE LEARNED ...
1. Mo Farah says he’s in the shape of his
MUIR: I’LL ALWAYS RUN TO WIN
BY LAURA MUIR’S own admission, her times in 2016 were
HARRISON: WR HELPS RIO MISS
KENDRA HARRISON says her world record-breaking run in London has
BUDD TO RUN STIRLING MARATHON
ZOLA BUDD is joining one of her old roommates in
41 PARALYMPIC TEAM ADDITIONS
JONNIE PEACOCK and Libby Clegg are among 41 athletes added
SESSION RETIRED ME, SAYS COACH YOUNG
ANDY YOUNG, coach of Laura Muir, says he was quickly
MEADOWS: I SEE MYSELF IN LAURA’S COMMITMENT
IF THERE was ever a story which encapsulates the steely
UJAH: RELAY IS JUST BANTER
CJ UJAH says the fun atmosphere in the British relay
YATES: I WON’T TRAIN IDIOTS AND GILES IS NO FOOL
OLYMPIAN and Commonwealth bronze medallist Matt Yates, no-nonsense coach to
GILES: RIO RUINED MY HOLIDAY PLAN
AMOTORBIKE trip into north Africa was how Elliot Giles planned
SPRINTERS QUERY BROWNE CLAIMS
RIVALS of world record-holding Paralympic sprinter Richard Browne have called
COCKROFT: I’M PROUD OF IPC
HANNAH COCKROFT says she is proud of the courage the
BADDELEY’S GOT BELIEF
ANDY BADDELEY believes his international career is not yet over
HARROGATE TRACK PLAN
HARROGATE Harriers AC have unveiled an ambitious set of plans
SEAA ROAD RELAY MOVE
THE SOUTH of England Athletic Association (SEAA) Road Relay Championships
CLASH OF NATIONS IN MANCHESTER MEET
THE INAUGURAL Manchester International will take place next month, giving
PERFORMANCE
PRICE OF SUCCESS
ATHLETICS is considered a relatively inexpensive sport compared to the
NEW STUDY ADDRESSES TRAINING HABITS OF ADOLESCENT RUNNERS
ENGLAND ATHLETICS is joining forces with the Children’s Health and
COCONUT OIL REDUCES INFLAMMATION
IT’S EVERY A-lister’s food of the moment, but virgin coconut
LIGHTER WEIGHTS ARE AS EFFECTIVE AS HEAVIER ONES
LIFTING progressively heavier weights if you want to get stronger
KICK-START GUM
What: The latest performance-enhancing supplement from Healthspan Elite’s Informed-Sport accredited
EAT EIGHT-A-DAY FOR HAPPINESS
CONSUMING more fruit and vegetables every day could substantially increase
ATHLETE INSIGHT: ROB MULLETT
IDON’T pay too much attention to the criticism of current
FEEL THE PRESSURE
AT THE Olympics and Paralympics everything an athlete encounters is
THE HEAT IS ON
wiggle.com Supplied with three lenses to suit any conditions, these
WHAT’S IN YOUR TROLLEY?
Coffee: I’m a student at the University of Birmingham and
TALKING POINT
STEMMING THE DROPOUT RATE
BACK IN 2012, when I ran in the 800m at
THE IOC IS NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE
THREE cheers for the IAAF. They alone among the world’s
RESULTS & FIXTURES
PARKRUN / ROAD
Falkirk: J Stevenson 21:25 W65 94.63%; Penrose: E Stepto 17:37
FELL
Overall (6.7km/740m-4.6km/437m-11.4km/970m): 1 T Gilmore 2:57:21 (I Gilmore 62:10, N
TOP ATHLETES IN BEDFORD
ALTHOUGH the country’s leading senior athletes are in Brazil, some
REGULARS
STARTER FOR = 10 =
1 Fabiana Murer won the women’s pole vault world title
OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY
CHUNKS of the iconic London 2012 track are being sold
TOP ATHLETES RIDE TO GLORY
IN THE past, a double-decker bus has gone on to
BOLT’S LOOKING AHEAD TO 2017
USAIN BOLT gave a strong hint that he definitely plans
BIONIC WOMAN TO TACKLE 2016 GREAT NORTH RUN
FUNDRAISER Claire Lomas (right) is aiming to complete the 2016
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