t was a welcome return for action for Mo Farah (coach: Alberto Salazar) as he blew away the competition to win the 5000m at the IAAF Diamond League in Lausanne. The double Olympic, World and European champion saw off the challenge of 17 year old
Since the Marathon became a truly popular event several ideas and phrases it has generated have entered popular parlance. Whoever knew what a ‘negative split’ was before TV commentators turned their talents to the Marathon? Or a Blue Line?In New York back in 1981, where I first saw it, i...
Emma Clayton (handicap -0.2) claimed individual bronze at the European (Uphill) Mountain Running Championships in Portugal on Saturday, to improve on two sixth place finishes at the last two editions of the event. It came on a day when the Great Britain and Northern Ireland
As far as morning sessions go at major championships, it was pretty much perfection for GB & NI on day one in Tallinn as all four athletes in action progressed to their respective finals. After a slightly shaky start, Sophie McKinna (coach: Mike Winch) drew on
The IAAF Diamond League returns tomorrow with Lausanne hosting the ninth stage of the series, which will welcome a whole host of British stars to the Swiss city. Mo Farah (coach: Alberto Salazar) will mark his return to competitive track action in the 5000m, where
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