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Polish athletes won four medals at the indoor world championships in Torun, including one bronze, one silver, and one gold.

Finnish pole vaulter Wilma Murto receives strong praise from her international competitors ahead of her participation in the World Championships in Torun.

The Brazilian Grand Prix faces significant challenges due to heavy rainfall that turned the track in Goiânia into a muddy field, prompting organizers to enlist the help of local prisoners for cleanup efforts.

Finnish sprinter Lotta Kemppinen had an outstanding run in the 60-meter heats at the World Championships in Torun, nearly tying her national record.

The international athletic federation World Athletics has announced changes to the qualification system for track and field championships, favoring Finnish athletes.

Estonian hurdler Kreete Verlin expresses her competitive spirit as she prepares for the upcoming Indoor Athletics World Championships in Torun, Poland, after a successful indoor season.

Matthew Wing, a 22-year-old college track and field athlete, died in a wrong-way crash in Missouri, prompting mourning at Concordia University.

Emma Zapletalová has qualified for the indoor World Championships and is a medal contender, but new rules could affect her chances of winning gold.

Nigerian athletes excelled at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships, with Kanyinsola Ajayi, Samuel Ogazi, and Temitope Adeshina winning national titles in impressive fashion.

Adele Lehismets, a 13-year-old athlete and daughter of nationally recognized runner, aims to surpass her mother's national record while competing in the TV 10 Olympic series.

Pole vault star Armand Duplantis set a new world record in Uppsala by jumping 6.31 meters for the 15th time in his career.

An unexpected visitor, a fox, was spotted at the OAKA training facility during the track and field athletes' training, particularly enjoying the long jump pit.

Nigerian athletes Blessing Ogundiran and Queen Usunobun recently won gold medals at U.S. collegiate championships, with Ogundiran achieving significant personal milestones in sprinting.

27 Kenyan athletes, including prominent track and field stars, have been suspended from competitions due to doping violations announced by the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) and the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU).

Viola Hambidge, a promising young athlete, has taken her training to the next level under the guidance of coach Rasmus Mägi following her success at the U20 European Championships.

Jess McClain lost her lead in the U.S. Half Marathon Championships in Atlanta after following a media vehicle off course, resulting in a ninth-place finish.

Nigerian track and field is experiencing a paradoxical situation where homegrown talents are leaving to represent foreign federations, while athletes trained abroad are choosing to compete for Nigeria.

Nigeria's track and field athletes are intensifying their training in preparation for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, now focusing on event-specific drills in Asaba.

Nigeria's track and field athletes are undergoing rigorous preparations in Asaba as part of a six-week training program for the Commonwealth Games.

The debate over transgender athletes in girls' sports escalates in California amid protests and legal scrutiny.

The upcoming Fly Athens Indoor meet on February 7 will feature top names in pole vaulting, including Karalis and Nilsen, promising an exciting show and potential record-breaking performances.

Nigerian high jumper Temitope Adeshina has been included in The Bowerman mid-indoor watch list, recognizing her as one of the top collegiate athletes this season.

Kenyan long-distance runner Benard Kibet Koech has received a four-year competition ban for doping violations, suspected of blood doping after irregularities in his blood tests were detected.

Greek long jumper Miltiadis Tentoglou secured second place at the Ostrava meeting with a jump of 8.23m, falling short of Mattia Furlani who achieved 8.30m.

Kreete Verlin set a new Estonian record in the 60-meter hurdles during a track and field event in Ostrava, Czech Republic.

Lotta Harala achieved a personal best in the 60-meter hurdles at the Czech Indoor Gala, finishing second in her heat with a time of 7.94 seconds.

Cameron Myers, a 19-year-old from Australia, has become the youngest winner of the Wanamaker Mile, defeating reigning champion Yared Nuguse.

Coach Sekerák commented on the undignified nature of the ending collaboration with the successful javelin thrower Kitagučiová.