Mo Farah (coach: Alberto Salazar) won bronze at the IAAF / Cardiff University World Half Marathon Championships to claim British Athletics’ first medal at the event since 2003. The rain was lashing down in the closing stages of the elite men’s race and with
Multiple Olympic, world and European champion Mo
Gemma Steel (coach: John Nuttall) has withdrawn from the British Athletics team for the IAAF / Cardiff University World Half-Marathon Championships on Saturday 26 March due to a chest infection. Steel has been replaced in the women’s squad by Tina Muir (Steve Picucci) who has
Half a dozen of experienced marathon runners with personal bests in the 2:23 to 2:27 region plus two more or less newcomers to the distance form part of the women’s elite field of the Vienna City Marathon on 10th April. Ethiopia’s Guteni Shone is the fastest on the current start
Seven British athletes were in action in the final session of the IAAF World Indoor Championships, at the Oregon Convention Centre in Portland. In the women’s 3000m, Stephanie Twell (Mick Woods) went with a rapid pace set by Ethiopia’s Genzebe Dibaba and was rewarded with a
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