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Ali Is Making An Impact

EMILY MOSS SPEAKS TO A TEENAGE DISTANCE RUNNER MAKING WAVES ON THE COUNTRY

O'HARE FAMILY AFFAIR MAKES WIN SO SPECIAL

CHRIS O’HARE has admitted that being able to win the Wanamaker Mile at the NYRR Millrose Games in New York in front of his family made the historic victory all the sweeter last weekend, writes Euan Crumley.

Home And Away For Bradshaw

COMMONWEALTH CONTENDER ENJOYED THE KITTING OUT EXPERIENCE IN PRESTON

Fearon Goes For Bobsleigh Glory

IT TOOK the adjudication of a court in Geneva last month to all but officially confirm Joel Fearon as an Olympic bronze medallist, but the fourthquickest British sprinter of all time is hungry for more, writes Mark Woods.

CHICHEROVA'S DRUG SHAME DEEPENS

HIGH JUMPER HAS MORE KEY RESULTS REMOVED FROM HER CV

Warm-Weather Training

EVER WONDERED WHAT HAPPENS ON A WARM-WEATHER TRAINING TRIP? AW’S PERFORMANCE MAN AND JUMPS COACH

Ask For Support If You Have Red-S

IN PART TWO OF HER SERIES, JESSICA PIASECKI TELLS HER OWN STORY OF PROBLEMS LINKED TO RED-S

Down-To-Earth Burgin Takes Record In Stride

WHILE the athletics world is raving about Max Burgin’s world age 15 best of 1:47.50 for 800m (see p30-31), the Halifax Harrier is taking the performance in his stride and focusing more on his GCSE exams in coming days, writes Jason Henderson.

Mo Would Relish A Midnight Marathon

MO FARAH says the prospect of a midnight marathon at the IAAF World Championships in Doha next year is an exciting one, writes Jessica Whittington.

Sub-4 Westminster Target

A COUPLE of months after the death of Sir Roger Bannister, many of the nation’s best middle-distance runners are set to turn out for the Vitality Westminster Mile on May 27.

Campbell Lucky To Be Alive

FORMER SPRINT STAR RECOVERING FOLLOWING A BLEED IN HIS BRAIN

Birmingham Is Poised For Commonwealths

BIRMINGHAM looks certain to stage the 2022 Commonwealth Games after receiving government backing prior to last weekend’s bid deadline and also seeing its only potential rival, Kuala Lumpur, pull out.

Kinghorn Concern Over Classification

SAMMI KINGHORN believes the powers that be are facing an almost impossible job when it comes to the classification of British Paralympic sport, writes Euan Crumley. 

Run Barbados Ready To Celebrate Milestone

WHERE BETTER TO RACE THIS COMING DECEMBER THAN IN BARBADOS?

Sub-Two Stupidity

IN THE CURRENT QUEST FOR THE ELUSIVE SUB-TWO-HOUR MARATHON, TIM HUTCHINGS ASKS IF THERE’S ANOTHER ROCKET MAN OUT THERE?

The Next Level

CALLUM HAWKINS HAS HAD A YEAR TO REMEMBER SINCE WINNING IN GLASGOW. NOW HE WANTS TO TURN PROMISE INTO PRIZES, WRITES EUAN CRUMLEY

W50 Runners Want Own Race

MANY MASTERS ARE FORCED TO COMPETE AGAINST YOUNGER RIVALS

Muscle Recovery

WHAT IS HMB AND HOW CAN YOU USE IT? ANITA BEAN GIVES THE LOWDOWN ON THE POPULAR MUSCLE RECOVERY FORMULA

Mineral Blend Helps Women To Run Faster

A BLEND of minerals including iron, copper and zinc along with two other nutrients – carnitine (derived from an amino acid) and phosphatidylserine (made up of fatty acids and amino acids) – helped a group of women to reduce their three-mile run times by almost a minute, a study has found.

Another Record For Muir

DOUBLE EUROPEAN INDOOR CHAMPION THRILLED BY LOWERING 800m MARK

Hughes Won't Be Deterred

SPRINTER OPENS SEASON AFTER ARMED ROBBERY ORDEAL

How Fast Will Callum Go Now In Glasgow?

EVER-IMPROVING HAWKINS IS BACK FOR MORE OVER HALF-MARATHON

Made For Multi-Events

JESSICA HOPKINS IS MAKING HER MARK AS A BUDDING HEPTATHLETE

Thirst For Success

IF LOSING DOESN’T HURT, SAYS FRANK DICK, THEN WINNING DOESN’T MATTER

Elite Athletes Can Struggle After Retirement

Elite Athletes Can Struggle After Retirement

Deadline For 2018 Volunteers Nears

HURRY IF YOU WANT TO HELP OUT AT THE IAAF WORLD INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

Newly-Wed Diamond Is Looking Forward To 2018

Newly-Wed Diamond Is Looking Forward To 2018

Payment From Bubka To Be Investigated By AIU

Payment From Bubka To Be Investigated By AIU

Ragnar Relays Event Gets Off To Flying Start

Ragnar Relays Event Gets Off To Flying Start

Asha Comes of Age

ASHA PHILIP has built up a reputation for being a top-class consistent sprinter but just short of being a world-beater. That all changed in Belgrade.