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25-year-old has run a wind-assisted 9.74s 100m this year

Strong sprint team will head to Glasgow without Gout

Australian sprint sensation Eddie Nketia is talking up his potential to run even faster at the Commonwealth Games after a succession of eye-catching times.

Nketia will make his Australian debut in Glasgow after switching allegiance late last year fro...


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British 800m record holder pulls out of 400m final

Georgia Hunter Bell breaks 800m championship record

Keely Hodgkinson’s camp moved swiftly to play down concerns after the Olympic 800m champion withdrew from the 400m start line in tears just seconds before she was due to race at the UK Athletics Championships.

Using the weekend in Birmingham as a speed-work...


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Hunt overhauls rival to seal victory in 11.01 seconds

Romell Glave celebrates first British 100m title

For all that Britain possesses its fair share of truly world-class athletes, it is a rarity for two of them to line up in the same event. It is why the women’s sprints should be savoured.

Over the past couple of years, bragging rights between Amy Hunt and D...


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Race will be staged over two days on 24-25 April

Move will enable a record 100,000 runners to take part

The London Marathon has confirmed that next year’s race will be staged over two days to enable a record 100,000 runners to take part and raise tens of millions more for charity.

That will be welcome news for the 1.3 million people who have applied through ...


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