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The future is in good hands
AW editor speaks to Seb Coe about the challenges of a pandemic-hit year and why World Athletics could not have done anymore ‘to keep the ship afloat’
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Russia’s reinstatement plan deadline extended
World Athletics Council will consider status of Authorised Neutral Athlete programme at December meeting
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Gdynia ready to rise to the challenge
Next month’s World Half Marathon Championships is the first global athletics championships for 12 months and the first to be held during the COVID pandemic
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Caster Semenya loses testosterone rules appeal
South African sees Tokyo Olympics ambitions thwarted after legal decision does not go in her favour
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World Athletics lists approved competition shoes
List confirms that the Nike Air Zoom Alphafly Next% can be worn on the road but not on the track
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Cross country proposed for Paris 2024 Olympics
World Athletics is pushing for cross country to return to the Summer Games programme, 100 years after it last featured
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Could super shoes cost athletes an Olympic medal?
Some believe new thicker-soled shoes may have contributed to World Half falls. Is there danger of the same risk in Tokyo?
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Which athletes impressed you in athletics before they went on to excel in another sport?
Briton James Knox, doing well in cycling’s Giro d’Italia, and 10th in yesterday’s stage, won the 2009 under-13 National Cross Country title at Parliament Hill from Max Nicholls. Current 1500m/3000m star James West was 49th. @JamesKnoxx @BritishCycling
