Athletics
Britain second overall on World Indoors points table
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Tuesday, 05 March 2024 06:51
Despite criticism of British Athletics selection system, the home nation fared well in Glasgow as you can see in our statistical review below along with a review of our predictions It was a great World Indoor Championships with good performances including two world records, strong crowds, atmosphere and the sport got excellent BBC coverage even if the studio chatter isnt…
Nick Torry runs 65:37 for fastest ever UK M45 half-marathon
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Tuesday, 05 March 2024 06:57
Kent AC runner speeds to a 65:37 chip time while Calli Hauger-Thackery and Lily Partridge make an impact on the UK all-time womens 10km rankings LAMBERT & FOSTER PADDOCK WOOD HALF-MARATHON, Kent, March 3 Nick Torry won by over a minute and his 65:40 clocking equalled the longest-standing British Masters best time in the books, Martin Duff reports. @media only…
All-time lists rewritten in Japan and Aussie junior runs 1:58.81
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Tuesday, 05 March 2024 07:03
Fast times in Tokyo as big names falter and a fast 800m from under-20 athlete Claudia Hollingsworth in Australia highlight our overseas round-up Tokyo Marathon, Japan, March 3 Benson Kipruto won in 2:02:16 as Eliud Kipchoge could only finish 10th. It was a course record, world lead, Japanese all-comers record and moves Kipruto to fifth on the world all-time list.…
10 top moments from the World Indoor Champs
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Tuesday, 05 March 2024 08:36
Highlights from three days of global track and field action at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow Josh Kerrs 3000m masterclass Nine years after running a modest 9:11.76 aged 17 for 3000m at a British Milers Club event at the Emirates Arena, Josh Kerr returned to the venue and stormed to world indoor gold in 7:42.98. Back in January 2015 he…
World 60m hurdles record for Devynne Charlton in Glasgow
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Sunday, 03 March 2024 16:13
Bahamas athlete improves her own mark to 7.65 at World Indoor Championships on Sunday Devynne Charlton took the womens world record for 60m hurdles back to the Bahamas when striking gold at the World Indoor Championships on Sunday (March 3). Charlton set a world indoor record of 7.67 at the Millrose Games last month, only to see American Tia Jones…
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