Georgia Hunter Bell has achieved three notable international titles this year, compromising the world indoor 1500m, Commonwealth Games 800m and European 1500m.
Isaac Del Toro Victorious In Deutschland Tour
Isaac del Toro claimed the top spot in the Deutschland Tour Prologue, outpacing Paul Magnier and Laurenz Rex.
Ej Obiena Clears 5.91m To Win Gold
Filipino pole vault star EJ Obiena continues to dominate the European circuit, soaring to gold after clearing 5.91m at the Golden Sand 2026 meet in Poland. The victory marks his third straight gold medal in what has been an impressive summer campaign in Europe.
The Final Is SET: Keely vs Werro Showdown!
Keely Hodgkinson is BACK.
1:57.38 to win her semi and storm into the 800m FINAL.
Fallen rival Audrey Werro reinstated after appeal – FINAL SHOWDOWN LOADING…
South Africa Impressive At U20 Championships
Team South Africa ended their World Athletics U20 Championships campaign with a flourish, claiming eight medals and cementing their reputation as a force to be reckoned with.
Michal Rada Took First Place
Lesibe Dikgale of South Africa booked his spot in the men’s 400m hurdles final, finishing second to race winner Michal Rada.
Stars Align For Birmingham 2026 Europeans
With the athletics program at the Commonwealth Games now wrapped up, the focus of European track and field shifts quickly to Birmingham.
Next week, the city will host the 2026 European Athletics Championships — the first time the event has ever been staged in the UK. The Championships will run from 10-16 August at Alexander Stadium in Perry Barr, across seven days of morning and evening sessions.
The timing couldn’t be tighter. With Glasgow 2026 just finished, many of Europe’s biggest names are expected to double up and headline in Birmingham.
Olympic champions and world stars including Britain’s own Keely Hodgkinson and Dina Asher-Smith, Dutch 400m hurdles star Femke Bol, and Swedish pole vault world record-holder Mondo Duplantis are all tipped to feature as Europe’s best battle for continental titles.
After a packed Commonwealth Games, Birmingham is set for another major athletics showcase.
The 2026 Commonwealth Games Are Wrapped Up
The Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow came to a close after 11 days of intense competition, marked by a resplendent closing ceremony on Sunday, 2 August.
Nigeria Is Highest Ranked African Nation
In a remarkable display of athleticism, Team Nigeria has secured seventh place overall at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, cementing its position as Africa’s highest-ranked nation.
Scotland’s Woods Defends Title After Race Drama
Scotland’s Melanie Woods is golden again!
Woods defended her women’s T54 1,500m title in style, smashing her own Commonwealth Games record in the rerun final.
The race was re-staged after the original final was declared void following controversy – but Woods kept her cool to deliver another dominant win for Scotland.
Rose Davies Wins Australia’s First Athletics Gold
Rose Davies won Australia’s first athletics medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, taking gold in the women’s 10,000m.
The Novocastrian broke away from Kenya’s Diana Wanza in the final kilometre to win by 10 seconds — becoming the first Australian woman to win the event. Davies said she only felt sure of victory in the final metres.
Tadej Pogacar Wins His 5th Tour De France
Tadej Pogacar was declared the champion for the third year in a row, earning his fifth overall title, as Mathieu van der Poel won the final stage.
Lyles And Richardson Secure Wins
Today at the U.S Championships Noah Lyles achieved a world-leading 9.79, matching his personal best time at the Paris 2024 Olympics, while Sha’Carri Richardson finished in 10.77.
Johnson-Thompson Pulls Out Of Commonwealth
Katarina Johnson-Thompson has withdrawn from the Commonwealth Games due to injury. She won gold medals on the Gold Coast in 2028 and at Birmingham in 2022.
Tadej Pagacar Emerged Victorious
Tadej Pagacar, the overall race leader, emerged victorious in stage 14, finishing ahead of Isaac del Toro and Paul Seixas.
Great Britain On Top
Great Britain captured the first title of the 2026 European U18 Championships as Joe Scanes triumphed in the 300m event on a sweltering opening night at the Stadio Raul Guidobaldi.
Hodgkinson Runs British-British Record 800m
A Swiss runner upset the Olympic champion in the women’s 800m, clocking the third-fastest time ever recorded. In another surprise, Armand Duplantis suffered his first pole vault defeat in 40 competitions.
Emmanuel Wanyonyi sets a new world record
In a stunning debut, Emmanuel Wanyonyi set a new world best in the men’s 1000m, running an impressive 2:11.83 to break the long-standing world record at the Meeting International d’Athletisme Hercullis EBS in Monaco.
Russia challenges World Athletics extension of athlete ban at CAS
Russian Athletics announced Thursday it will appeal to CAS against World Athletics’ extended blanket ban on Russian track and field athletes, calling the decision discriminatory and harmful to Russian athletes’ right to compete.
Zakithi Nene made another impressive move forward in his international season, leading the South African charge at the Diamond league meeting in Paris, France, on Sunday. Nene came in second in the men’s 400m race with a time of 43.89, going under 44 seconds for the second time in his career.
South Africa’s Sinesipho Dambile who finished second in Oslo and went on to win the 200m race in Doha, has been selected to represent South African team at the Commonwealth games at Glasgow from 23 July to 2 August 2026.
Keely Hodgkinson departs in tears from the United Kingdom Championships. The Olympic 800m champion pulled out just seconds before she was due to participate in the 400m race. Her team cited an issue with muscle tightness rather than injury.
Addy Wiley has won gold in Doha with a time of 1:57.98 in the Women’s 800m.
Cuba’s Jorge A. Hodelín took flight at the Envol Trophée, smashing the World U20 long jump record with an incredible 8.46m.
Sha’Carri Richardson , the renowned sprint star from the United States of America, has claimed her first 100m win of the season. The athlete recorded a time of 10.99 seconds at the Los Angeles Grand Prix on Sunday 14 June 2026.
Gerda Steyn is the 2026 winner in women’s comrade marathon.
Here is George Kusche the 2026 winner in the men’s comdrade Marathon.
The 2026 Comrade Marathon was held on Sunday, 14 June 2026, from 5:30am, beginning at city hall, Durban, and ending at Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu Natal. It was an 87km .
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