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Muir, Reekie and Wightman among Scottish award nominees
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Dominant Timothy Cheruiyot front runs his way to 1500m gold
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British trio make history by reaching world 1500m final
Neil Gourley, Josh Kerr and Jake Wightman make it a first for Britain as they progress through tough semi-final stage in Doha
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Laura Muir given a stern semi-final test in Doha
European champion through to showpiece after a rapid run while trio of British men also make 1500m progress
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It’s a different world for Josh Kerr
The three-time NCAA champion talks to Euan Crumley about breaking records and learning lessons as he aims to realise his global dream in Doha
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Josh Kerr breaks British U23 1500m best – weekly round-up
Scot clocks 3:33.60 in Seattle to improve a mark set by Steve Cram
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Crikey, what would my number one single moment be? Trying to avoid recent history I'll go with jointly MJ's 19.32 in Atlanta and Jonathan Edwards jumps in Gothenburg. Anything else is too obvious or from YouTube. #johnsonisgoingaway #hardacttofollow #buthesdoneitagain https://twitter.com/AthleticsWeekly/status/1332032236988805120
As we get ready to celebrate the 75th anniversary of AW, we'd like to know what your favourite athletics moments have been during the magazine's lifetime.
If you had to choose just one top moment from the past three quarters of a century, what would it be? 🤔
I know many will go for medal winning performances or world record breaking feats, but one memory that sticks with me is the brilliant battle between @KateAvery12 and @beth_potter in the 10,000m final at Glasgow 2014 https://twitter.com/AthleticsWeekly/status/1332032236988805120
As we get ready to celebrate the 75th anniversary of AW, we'd like to know what your favourite athletics moments have been during the magazine's lifetime.
If you had to choose just one top moment from the past three quarters of a century, what would it be? 🤔
