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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine 30/06/2016.
BRITISH ATHLETICS EMBRACES EUROPE
editor’s comment JUST WHEN the United Kingdom is leaving the European Union and English footballers are exiting from Euro 2016, British Athletics has decided to support the continent’s flagship track...
REBORN
FALL the British sprinters to enhance their reputations so far in 2016 James Ellington has arguably done his the most good. Previously a 200m specialist, Ellington excelled over the 100m in Birmingha...
FULL STRENGTH
WHEN it came to picking its team for next week’s European Championships, it turns out British Athletics dropped the shoulder, threw the stepover and sent many observers the wrong way. The absences of...
BRITISH ATHLETICS 2016 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
MEN: 100m: James Ellington, Adam Gemili, Richard Kilty. 200m: Danny Talbot, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, Zharnel Hughes. 400m: Martyn Rooney, Jarryd Dunn. 800m: Michael Rimmer, Jamie Webb, Elliot Giles....
BIGGEST BRIT TEAM FOR AMSTERDAM
BRITISH ATHLETICS has named its biggest ever squad for the European Championships in Amsterdam on July 6-10, with six reigning individual champions headlining a near-100-strong team. Greg Rutherford,...
GB ATHLETES MUST REACH EURO FINAL
BRITISH ATHLETICS’ performance director Neil Black has heaped the pressure on a GB team jam-packed with quality ahead of the European Championships in Amsterdam in one week’s time, demanding finals f...