It was a weekend to remember for European athletes as they celebrated 10 gold medals at the IAAF World Championships. Here is what the champions thought of their success as they reflected on their glory in Sopot. Nadine Broersen, of the Netherlands, was Europe's first winner - infact the
Stephen Njoroge snatched a dramatic come-from-behind victory over Mexican favourite Daniel Vargas in the 26th edition writes Alan Brookes. Shewarge Amare had a more comfortable victory in the women's race to become the first Ethiopian champion in Latin America's fastest marathon. It was alre...
Mary Saxer, Women's pole vault final "Honestly, I felt awesome on the runway but because of that, I had to keep moving my starting mark back. Because of that, my posture was different and I tried to adjust but I came in
Australian half-marathon record holder Collis Birmingham (Vic) has this morning crossed an outstanding 10th in a hotly contested men's 3000m final at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Sopot (POL). Closing out the Australian Flame campaign at the championship, Birmingham's performance,
The Australian Flame captain Sally Pearson (Qld) has this morning won a SILVER medal in the women's 60m hurdles at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Sopot (POL). Adding a sixth major championship medal to her already impressive list of accolades, Pearson can now proudly display today's
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