On International Human Rights Day (10 December), European Athletics reaffirms its strong and unwavering commitment to placing human rights at the heart of our sport. » Full Story
The final entries for the 2025 SPAR European Cross Country Championships in Lagoa, Portugal on Sunday 14 December have been published and are available to view. » Full Story
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe reflected on a successful year for the organisation at the 239th World Athletics Council Meeting in Monaco and reinforced how 2026 offers an unprecedented opportunity to build lasting geopolitical and geoeconomic relationships for the world’s most universal sport. » Full Story
Swedish pole vault supremo Mondo Duplantis, the multiple Olympic, world and European champion, will return to the London Stadium for the first time since 2018 when he competes at the Novuna London Athletics Meet on Saturday 18 July 2026. » Full Story
World champions Mondo Duplantis and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone have been announced as the World Athletes of the Year, receiving top honours in Monaco in recognition of their standout achievements in 2025. » Full Story
Belgian steeplechaser Tim Van de Velde has been selected as the winner of the International Fair Play Award following his selfless act to help another athlete during competition at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25. » Full Story
Ruth Jepchumba Bundotich has been announced as the recipient of the 2025 World Athletics Woman of the Year Award, honouring her outstanding leadership, commitment to athlete development and exceptional contributions to the growth of women’s athletics in Kenya and beyond. » Full Story
Irish combined events coach Michael O’Connor has been named the recipient of the 2025 Coaching Achievement Award, recognising his outstanding commitment to athlete development. » Full Story
Vegard Grott’s evocative image of athletes competing in the Dream Mile has been selected as the 2025 World Athletics Photograph of the Year. » Full Story
Sweden's Sarah Lahti will be aiming to become the first athlete to win four successive titles in the senior women’s race at the Warandecross in Tilburg, a World Athletics Cross Country Tour Silver event, on Sunday (30). » Full Story
A strong Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland (GB & NI) team will head to Lagoa in Portugal next month for the 2025 European Cross Country Championships which take place on Sunday 14 December. » Full Story
An exciting day of racing unfolded at Sefton Park for the UKA Cross Challenge, sponsored by SportsShoes.com, as Britain’s leading endurance athletes battled for selection for next month’s European Cross Country Championships in Portugal. » Full Story
World Athletics is pleased to announce the three finalists for the International Fair Play Award, celebrated as part of the World Athletics Awards 2025. » Full Story
Three action-packed sessions stacked with finals – from start to finish. The schedule for the World Athletics Ultimate Championship has been published, to mark 300 days until the groundbreaking event takes place in Budapest. » Full Story
The competition schedule for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, published today, confirms that for the first time in history, athletics will span the entire Olympic period – starting on day one and running through to the final day of the Games. » Full Story
World Athletics is pleased to announce the three finalists for the 2025 Women's Rising Star Award, which will recognise this year's best U20 athlete at the World Athletics Awards 2025. » Full Story
A group of 62 athletes have been nominated for membership to join the UK Athletics Olympic World Class Programme (WCP) for the 2025/26 season. » Full Story
The official medals for the World Athletics Cross Country Championships Tallahassee 26 have been revealed to mark two months to go until the event. » Full Story
World Athletics is pleased to announce the three finalists for the 2025 Men's Rising Star Award, which will recognise this year's best U20 athlete at the World Athletics Awards 2025. » Full Story
Newly-crowned male athlete of the year, Armand Duplantis has revealed his ambitions to break the men’s pole vault record at next summer’s Birmingham 2026 European Athletics Championships. » Full Story
Earlier this year World Athletics uncovered the systematic theft of money from the organisation by two employees and a contracted consultant. » Full Story
The qualification system conditions and criteria plus the ‘road to’ tracking tool have been published for the World Athletics Ultimate Championship 2026. » Full Story
Technogym – the world leader in wellness, athletic training, health, and the official supplier to the last 10 Olympic Games – and World Athletics, the global governing body for athletics, are delighted to announce a partnership to launch RUN X™, the first-ever World Treadmill Championship. » Full Story
As part of the World Athletics Awards 2025, World Athletics is pleased to confirm the nominees for Women’s Out of Stadium Athlete of the Year and Men’s Out of Stadium Athlete of the Year. » Full Story
Femke Bol from the Netherlands and Sweden’s Armand Duplantis have been crowned European Athletes of the Year once again at the Golden Tracks award night in Batumi, Georgia on Saturday (25). » Full Story
UK Athletics (UKA) has reported a surplus for the year ending 31 March 2025 — the organisation’s first in several years — marking a major milestone in its plan to rebuild stability and confidence in the sport’s national governing body. » Full Story
The voting process for the World Athletes of the Year continues this week and World Athletics is pleased to confirm the nominees for Women’s Field Athlete of the Year and Men’s Field Athlete of the Year, as part of the World Athletics Awards 2025. » Full Story
As part of the World Athletics Awards 2025, World Athletics is pleased to confirm the nominees for Women’s Track Athlete of the Year and Men’s Track Athlete of the Year. » Full Story
Anna Hall and Sander Skotheim have been confirmed as the winners of the 2025 World Athletics Combined Events Tour, which rewards their season-long consistency in the heptathlon and decathlon, respectively. » Full Story
Aled Davies won gold to secure his 7th consecutive world F63 shot put title, while debutant Victoria Levitt won silver in the T44 200m to close the final evening in New Delhi. » Full Story
Dan Pembroke defended his world title on a Super Saturday at the World Para Athletics Championships that saw the Novuna GB&NI team win seven medals in New Delhi. » Full Story
A sixth world championship medal for Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland (GB & NI) athlete Dan Greaves in the discus and a historic bronze for Funmi Oduwaiye in the shot put. » Full Story
Victoria Levitt claimed gold on her senior international debut while Hannah Cockroft earned an 18th world title on day five of the World Para Athletics Championships. » Full Story
Finlay Menzies added to the Novuna Great Britain & Northern Ireland team's medal haul in New Delhi by bagging bronze in the T72 100m on day four of the World Para Athletics Championships 2025. » Full Story
UK Athletics (UKA) can today confirm the conclusion of disciplinary proceedings concerning endurance coach Andrew Young, whose conduct has now been considered by two independent panels. Both panels upheld findings of serious misconduct and confirmed that his behaviour fell well below the standards required of a licensed coach. » Full Story
Sabrina Fortune headlined British success on day three of the World Para Athletics Championships 2025 as she set a new world record to claim gold in the women’s F20 shot put. » Full Story
Hollie Arnold (Scott Knighton, Blackheath & Bromley) claimed bronze in the F46 javelin on day one of the World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi. » Full Story
Dan Pembroke (John Trower, Windsor Slough Eton Hounslow) and Anna Nicholson (Richard Kaufman, Gateshead) have been named as the Novuna GB & NI team co-captains for the World Para Athletics Championships that begin on Saturday in New Delhi, India. » Full Story
European Athletics President Dobromir Karamarinov has celebrated the achievements of European athletes at the World Athletics Championships, which concluded in Tokyo on Sunday (21). » Full Story
A record number of nations won medals at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 from 13-21 September, during the most impactful edition of the sport’s flagship event in history. » Full Story
The final day at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 was the epitome of the whole nine-day competition, with a championship record, a surprise victor and more winners of multiple titles at the Japan National Stadium. » Full Story
World Athletics is pleased to announce the results of the Athletes' Commission elections, which took place during the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25. » Full Story
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, Femke Bol and Pedro Pichardo timed their season peaks to perfection to get gold on day seven of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, while Noah Lyles and Rai Benjamin joined them in adding more honours to their collections. » Full Story
Amy Hunt sped to a dazzling silver in the women’s 200m as the Novuna Great Britain & Northern Ireland Team earned a second medal at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. » Full Story
Four years after making history in the hurdles on this track, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone added her name into the record books again, this time by winning the women's 400m at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 in a championship record of 47.78. » Full Story
Jake Wightman soared to a superb silver to earn the Novuna Great Britain & Northern Ireland Team its first medal of the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. » Full Story
Faith Cherotich and Isaac Nader strode into the international spotlight, while Katie Moon and Mattia Furlani added to their global gold medal hauls on day five of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 on Wednesday (17). » Full Story
Hammer star Ethan Katzberg and 1500m legend Faith Kipyegon successfully defended their titles at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 with displays of pure dominance. » Full Story
Amber Anning clocked a season’s best to book her place in the final of the women’s 400m at the World Athletics Championships in emphatic style. Anning (Chris Johnson, Brighton & Hove) ran 49.38s, just nine-hundredths off her own national record, to automatically qualify for Thursday’s final. » Full Story
The third day of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 was a day of two halves. Favourites in the field added more titles to their tallies, while on the road and track, breakthrough stars had their time to shine. » Full Story
Mondo Duplantis cleared 6.30m* on his return to Tokyo, setting the 14th world pole vault record of his career at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 on Monday (15). » Full Story
Tyri Donovan enjoyed a dream Novuna Great Britain & Northern Ireland debut at the World Athletics Championships with a personal best in the men’s 400m hurdles. » Full Story
Delighted Elise Thorner clocked a new personal best to qualify for the women’s 3000m steeplechase final on a sweltering third morning at the World Athletics Championships for the Novuna GB & NI team. » Full Story
All six winners on day two at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 earned their first ever individual gold medals at the World Championships in another sold out evening at the Japan National Stadium. » Full Story
Josh Kerr began the defence of his World Athletics Championships 1500m title in fine fashion as one of three Brits to make it through to the semi-finals. » Full Story
The world 1500m record set by Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon at the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Eugene in July has been ratified by World Athletics. » Full Story
Scott Lincoln qualified for his first World Athletics Championships final, while the mixed 4x400m relay team also progressed as Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland made a strong start on day one in Tokyo. » Full Story
More than 2000 athletes from almost 200 teams will descend on Tokyo’s National Stadium on Saturday 13 September for nine days of thrilling competition at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, where World Athletics will once again run its world record programme. » Full Story
Inspired by the trail blazed by keynote speaker Bob Weis, the former President of Walt Disney Imagineering, World Athletics President Sebastian Coe reinforced the imperative that innovation drives the future of athletics during his opening speech for the World Athletics Convention on Thursday (11). » Full Story
A series of amendments to the World Athletics Constitution; reports from area associations, independent bodies, the World Plan Taskforce and the WCH Tokyo 25 LOC; and the presentation of titles and service awards underlined the second day of the 55th World Athletics Congress in Tokyo on Friday (12). » Full Story
Excitement is building in the Japanese capital as the National Stadium prepares to host hundreds of thousands of fans across nine days of action at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, which start on Friday (13). » Full Story
New commercial partners and continued investment in events and innovation contributed to a solid year with strong cash reserves, the World Athletics Congress was told when the 2024 Annual Report and Accounts were presented on Thursday (11). » Full Story
Some of the biggest names in the sport came together on Thursday (11) at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building to mark the one-year countdown to the first-ever World Athletics Ultimate Championship, a bold new global competition set to take place in Budapest from 11-13 September 2026. » Full Story
Due to expected elevated heat conditions that could pose a health and safety risk to competing athletes, all road events on the first three days of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 will start 30 minutes earlier than scheduled » Full Story
World Athletics and long-standing partner TDK have joined forces on an innovative project designed to capture and visualise the motion of the javelin in flight. » Full Story
World records set by three athletes who will star at the upcoming World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 – Mykolas Alekna, Beatrice Chebet and Mondo Duplantis – have been ratified by World Athletics » Full Story
Botswana’s Olympic 200m champion Letsile Tebogo led a Kids’ Athletics activation at the?Minato City Takanawadai Elementary School on Tuesday (9), to get children moving and build further excitement ahead of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25. » Full Story
Athletics fans have raced to secure their seats for the European Athletics Championships Birmingham 2026, with the ticket pre-sale period exceeding all projections and early demand signalling a truly unmissable event next summer » Full Story
A strong focus on renewable energy sources, waste reduction efforts and raising awareness are some of the key sustainability initiatives at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25. » Full Story
Ahead of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, the International Fair Play Committee (CIFP), in partnership with World Athletics, would like to remind fans and media colleagues across the world that they can nominate moments that epitomise fair play, with a view to recognising one standout athlete or moment at the World Athletics Awards later this year. » Full Story
The newly crowned British 2-metre high jumper Morgan Lake will captain the team in Tokyo at the 2025 World Athletics Championships which begin on 13 September. » Full Story
Jamaican sprint superstar Usain Bolt has been announced as the ‘Ultimate Legend’, as excitement continues to build ahead of the first edition of the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest. » Full Story
Final entry lists for the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 confirm that about 2000 athletes from almost 200 teams intend to compete at the National Stadium in Japan’s capital between 13-21 September. » Full Story
The nomination process for the World Athletics Coaches’ Commission is now open. Individuals interested in becoming members of the commission are invited to submit their nominations. » Full Story
UK Athletics can confirm the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland (GB & NI) team selection for the World Athletics Championships, Tokyo, Japan (13-21 September) following the finalisation of the World Rankings positions. » Full Story
World records set by Mondo Duplantis, Agnes Ngetich and Emmanuel Wanyonyi and two world U20 short track records set by Cameron Myers have been ratified by World Athletics. » Full Story
UK Athletics has announced the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland (GB & NI) team for the World Athletics Championships, Tokyo, Japan (13-21 September) » Full Story
UK Athletics can announce the U20, Classic Up-and-Down, and Uphill Mountain athletes who will complete the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland (GB & NI) squad for the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships in Spain in September. » Full Story
With seven months to go to the start of the World Athletics Indoor Championships Kujawy Pomorze 26, the timetable for the event has been released. » Full Story
The 2027 World Mountain and Trail Running Championships have been awarded to the South African city of Cape Town, marking the first time the event will be held in Africa. » Full Story
The visual identity and brand strategy for the ground-breaking World Athletics Ultimate Championship has been revealed, with just over one year to go until the inaugural edition takes place in Budapest. » Full Story
World pole vault record-holder Mondo Duplantis has been announced as the inaugural Ultimate Star, with just over one year to go to the first edition of the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest. » Full Story
Pole vault superstar Mondo Duplantis set his 13th world record with a 6.29m* clearance to highlight the Istvan Gyulai Memorial – a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting – in Budapest on Tuesday (12). » Full Story
Italy finished on top of the medal table as 15-year-old sprint sensation Kelly Doualla starred again as the European Athletics U20 Championships came to a thrilling conclusion in Tampere on Sunday (10). » Full Story
Giant Dutch athlete Jarno van Daalen completed a superb throws double and Czechia's Michal Rada blasted to a 400m hurdles gold in a championship record on a monumental day at the European Athletics U20 Championships in Tampere on Saturday (8). » Full Story
15-year-old Kelly Doualla blazed to 100m gold and Poland’s Hubert Troscianka set and new world U20 decathlon record on a brilliant day at the European Athletics U20 Championships in Tampere on Friday (8). » Full Story
European Athletics President Dobromir Karamarinov visited the Athletes’ Zone, a new initiative launched during the European Athletics U20 Championships in Tampere » Full Story
Twice European U20 cross country champion Innes FitzGerald won her first ever international track title, with a dominant performance to win the women’s 5000m at the Tampere 2025 European Athletics U20 Championships on Thursday (7). » Full Story
Olympians Farida Abaroge, Perina Lokure Nakang and Musa Suliman are among the six athletes named on the Athlete Refugee Team (ART) that will represent millions of refugees at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25. » Full Story
UK Athletics can announce the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland (GB & NI) team for the World Para Athletics Championships in Delhi, India, between 26 September and 5 October. » Full Story
There will be extensive live streaming and nine national broadcasters covering this week's 2025 European Athletics U20 Championships in Tampere, Finland on 7-10 August. » Full Story
Zharnel Hughes produced yet another scorching sprint performance, while there were outstanding victories for Dina Asher-Smith, Jazmin Sawyers, Lina Nielsen and Josh Kerr on the second and final day of action at the Novuna UK Athletics Championships. » Full Story
The World Athletics Council has approved new regulations concerning eligibility conditions to compete in the female category for world ranking competitions. » Full Story
UK Athletics has today announced the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland (GB & NI) team for the U20 European Championships in Tampere, taking place from 7–10 August. » Full Story
World Athletics today (22 July) released its inaugural year review of the Athletics for a Better World (ABW) Standard, the system that evaluates, measures and scores an event’s achievement in sustainable delivery. » Full Story
A brilliant final day at the Bergen 2025 European Athletics U23 Championships, saw six championship records and three European U23 records, Netherlands' incredible Niels Laros won the 800m for a unique distance double, plus four golds for Spain. » Full Story
Every one lap final - men's and women's 400m and 400m hurdles - was won in a new championship record and Audrey Werro scorched to another superb championship best in winning the 800m on a sensational third day at Bergen 2025 on Saturday (19). » Full Story
There were stand-out performances from both British and international stars, including a world-leading time from the British women’s 4x100m team, a brilliant 400m win by Charlie Dobson and more, at the sold-out Novuna London Athletics Meet. » Full Story
Sensational men's long jump and women's hammer finals, blistering sprint finals, German medal sweep and record-breaking 800m heat were among an astonishing second day's action at the Bergen 2025 European Athletics U23 Championships on Friday (18). » Full Story
A German medal sweep in the women's shot put and a thrilling sprint finish in the men's 10,000m ensured a superb start for the Bergen 2025 European Athletics U23 Championships, which began on Thursday (17). » Full Story
Inspired by the deeds of 400m hurdles world record holder Karsten Warholm, Henriette Jaeger will be attempting a medal assault on multiple fronts on home soil at the European Athletics U23 Championships in Bergen from 17-20 July » Full Story
Ten candidates have been announced for the six available seats on the World Athletics Athletes’ Commission ahead of the elections at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 in September. » Full Story
Five content creators and 27 sports media professionals have been selected for the Content Creator Programme and the World Athletics Media Academy, respectively, as World Athletics aims to nurture the next generation of talent. » Full Story
No fewer than six World Athletics Continental Tour Silver, Bronze and Challenger events will be streamed live on the European Athletics channels this week. Mark the following in your diary this week. » Full Story
Reigning Olympic marathon champion and charismatic track star Sifan Hassan (NED) will compete in the mile at the sold-out Novuna London Athletics Meet on Saturday 19 July. » Full Story
The Governor of Tokyo, Yuriko Koike, officially opened the MOWA Heritage Athletics Exhibition Tokyo 2025 on Sunday (6). The exhibition is being staged for 11 weeks in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) building. » Full Story
Just 80 minutes after compatriot and fellow Olympic champion Beatrice Chebet made history at the Prefontaine Classic at the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Eugene on Saturday (5). » Full Story
Double Olympic champion Beatrice Chebet became the first woman in history to cover 5000m inside 14 minutes, clocking a world record* of 13:58.06 at the Prefontaine Classic – a Wanda Diamond League meeting – in Eugene on Saturday (5). » Full Story
Athletic Ventures has today announced that Novuna, one of the UK’s leading financial services brands, will become Title Partner of its flagship events and the Great Britain & Northern Ireland athletics team. » Full Story
Home heroes Dina Asher-Smith, Zharnel Hughes, Laura Muir and Katarina Johnson-Thompson were joined by international stars Noah Lyles and Sandi Morris on media duty earlier today as they and the world’s best athletes prepare for tomorrow’s Müller Grand Prix at the Alexander Stadium (18 August). » Full Story
Libby Clegg (club: Charnwood, coach: Joe McDonnell) and Richard Chiassaro (Harlow, Jenni Banks) have been voted British team captains by their teammates for the World Para Athletics European Championships. » Full Story
British Athletics’ today announced the 36-strong team heading to the European Cross Country Championships including reigning champion Gemma Steel (coach: John Nuttall) who will defend her senior women’s title in Hyères, France on Sunday 13 December. » Full Story
University of Bath student Jenny Nesbitt has been named in a 36-strong British Athletics squad for the European Cross Country Championships in France. » Full Story
SOPHIE DUARTE, the 2013 gold medallist, will spearhead an immensely strong team from the host nation France at next month’s SPAR European Cross Country Championships in Hyères. » Full Story
A year ago in Samokov they could not be separated on time - and there was almost a repeat of that sensational outcome as Gemma Steel showed her form on Saturday ahead of the defence of her SPAR European Cross Country title. » Full Story
Gemma Steel (coach: John Nuttall, Charnwood) and Ross Millington (Steve Vernon, Stockport) won the senior/U23 women’s and men’s races respectively at the highly competitive Liverpool Cross Challenge » Full Story
British Athletics’ have today announced that 34 athletes have been invited to join the 2015-2016 British Athletics Futures Programme incorporating Para-Futures » Full Story
Today in Frankfurt, Germany, I led a long-planned special meeting of the European Athletics Council and nine current or past European members of the IAAF Council. » Full Story
UK Athletics, the national governing body for British Athletics, has announced today the Olympic and Paralympic athletes who have been offered support through its World Class Performance Programme (WCPP) for 2015 – 2016. » Full Story
Jonny Davies (coach: Rob McKim, club: Reading/Run Fast) and Louise Damen (self-coached, Winchester) both enjoyed dominant wins in the opening round of the British Athletics Cross Challenge series at Tear Drop Lakes in Milton Keynes. » Full Story
British 100m record holder Dina Asher-Smith (coach: John Blackie) and European U23 110m hurdles champion David Omoregie (Benke Blomkvist) spoke to the media ahead of an exciting weekend of athletics at the Sainsbury’s Anniversary Games on 24-26 July at The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park » Full Story
A 46-strong team representing Great Britain & Northern Ireland is in Russia this weekend for the European Team Championships in Cheboksary (20 – 21 June 2015). » Full Story
Paul Blake posted the fastest T36 400m time this year as the University of Bath-based athlete claimed victory at the IPC Athletics Grand Prix in Grosseto, Italy. » Full Story
University of Bath athlete David King set the qualifying standard for this summer’s European U23 Championships as he helped England to overall victory at the Loughborough International on Sunday. » Full Story
European Indoor Pentathlon gold medallist Katarina Johnson-Thompson (coach: Mike Holmes) has announced her withdrawal from the combined events Hypo-Meeting, Gotzis on 30-31 May. » Full Story
Jessica Ennis-Hill is not used to finishing third but for once it did not matter. It was all about the return, the feeling of being back on the track again. » Full Story
Kirsten McAslan set a new 400m championship record and there was a 400m hurdles one-two for Jack Houghton and Jacob Paul during an excellent weekend for University of Bath students at the British Universities and Colleges (BUCS) Outdoor Athletics Championships. » Full Story
His medal haul already speaks for itself but Turkey’s Ali Kaya produced one of the best performances of his young career to break the European under-23 10,000m record in Mersin on Saturday. » Full Story
When Aneliya Nuneva, the 100m silver medalist at the 1986 European Athletics Championships and one of Bulgaria’s most successful athletes, emigrated to the USA upon retiring from competitive sport, many could be forgiven for assuming that her contribution to track and field in her homeland was over. » Full Story
A total of 14 Olympic and 33 world medallists have confirmed that they will compete at the Sainsbury’s Indoor Grand Prix, which take place on Saturday 21 February. » Full Story
Lawrence Clarke continued his impressive run of form in the 60m hurdles winning the Sainsbury’s Indoor British Championships in 7.69, having set a new personal best of 7.59 last week in France. » Full Story
Chijindu Ujah (coach: Jonas Tawiah-Dodoo, club: Enfield & Haringey) was in confident mood on the eve of the Sainsbury’s Indoor British Championships in Sheffield. » Full Story
British Athletics has unveiled a new look timetable that will see the world’s biggest Indoor athletics Grand Prix alternate between two venues over the next five years. » Full Story
A total of 12 reigning British champions will look to win another title at the Sainsbury’s Indoor British Championships, which take place on 14-15 February. » Full Story
World indoor champion Richard Kilty was disqualified for a false start in the 60m final on his indoor comeback at the Glasgow International Match. » Full Story
On the eve of the Sainsbury’s Glasgow International Match, World Indoor 60m champion Richard Kilty looked ahead to the event at the Emirates Arena » Full Story
UKA, the national governing body for British Athletics, has announced the Olympic and Paralympic athletes that will be supported by the World Class Performance Programme (WCPP) for 2014 – 2015. » Full Story
Britain’s young pentathletes produced solid performances but couldn’t add to the team’s medal haul at the Modern Pentathlon World Championships in Poland today (Saturday). » Full Story
Great Britain will have three athletes competing in the women’s final at the Modern Pentathlon World Championships in Poland on Friday after Samantha Murray, Kate French and Freyja Prentice qualified from the heats today. » Full Story
To mark the Bupa Great North Run becoming the first ever running event to reach a historic millionth finish, a spectacular opening ceremony will be hosted on the banks of the Tyne on Thursday 4 September. » Full Story
Britain’s Jamie Cooke and Tom Toolis finished in a creditable seventh place in the first men’s competition of the 2014 Modern Pentathlon World Championships in Poland today (Tuesday). » Full Story
Britain’s Samantha Murray and Alice Fitton missed out on the medals in the opening competition of the 2014 Modern Pentathlon World Championships in Poland today (Monday). » Full Story
With less than two weeks to go until the IAAF Continental Cup, the teams are close to being finalised and many of the world’s best athletes are set to compete in Marrakech on 13-14 September. » Full Story
Broadcasters across the continent continue to report excellent viewing figures and market shares for the 12-17 August Zurich 2014 European Athletics Championships as the European Broadcasting Union compiles its final television report for European Athletics. » Full Story
The Diamond Race champions in some events have already been decided, but athletes must compete in the IAAF Diamond League final for their discipline to secure the USD$40,000 bonus and the Diamond Race trophy. » Full Story
Olympic and newly-crowned European champions Mo Farah (coach: Alberto Salazar) and Greg Rutherford (Jonas Tawiah-Dodoo) headline an all-star cast for Sunday's Sainsbury's Birmingham Grand Prix at the Alexander Stadium » Full Story
Great Britain & Northern Ireland moved back into second place in the medal table at the IPC European Championships in Swansea after the team claimed 11 medals on the penultimate day of action in South Wales. » Full Story
Tom Bosworth (coach: Andi Drake) got the second morning of Zurich 2014 off to a good start, putting in a strong showing in the men’s 20km race walk, which took place on the streets of Zurich city centre. In wet conditions, the Leeds AC man passed 10km bang on personal best schedule, in nineteenth place » Full Story
Just as she did at Glasgow 2014, Jo Pavey (coach: Gavin Pavey) defied her age once again to kick away from a stellar 10,000m field and take European Championship gold at the age of 40. » Full Story
An 11-strong Pentathlon GB squad featuring Olympic silver medallist Samantha Murray and former world champion Mhairi Spence has been selected to compete at next month’s World Championships in Poland. » Full Story
Goldie Sayers (Mark Roberson) has today been announced as Great Britain & Northern Ireland team captain for the European Championships in Zurich, Switzerland 12-17 August 2014. » Full Story
University of Bath-based athletes Eilidh Child and Jazmin Sawyers collected a brace of silver medals on day eight of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games tonight (Thursday). » Full Story
Morgan Lake (coach: Eldon Lake, club: Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow) was crowned double world junior champion on the final day of the IAAF World Junior Championships in Eugene, Oregon, as she added high jump gold to the heptathlon title she won earlier in the week » Full Story
Shona Richards (coach: Marina Armstrong, club: Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow) won GB & NI’s fourth medal at the IAAF World Junior Championships as she clinched 400m hurdles silver on the penultimate day of the championships in Eugene, Oregon. » Full Story
Shannon Hylton (coach: John Blackie, club: Blackheath & Bromley) was the highlight of day four at the IAAF World Junior Championships for GB & NI as she finished fourth in the 200m on a sunny evening at Hayward Field in Eugene. » Full Story
David Omoregie (coach: Mike Guest, Cardiff) won a bronze medal in the 110m hurdles on day three of the IAAF World Junior Championships in Eugene, » Full Story
GB & NI won two gold medals on day two of the IAAF World Junior Championships in Eugene, Oregon, as Morgan Lake (coach: Eldon Lake, club: Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow) was crowned heptathlon champion and Dina Asher-Smith (John Blackie, Blackheath & Bromley) took gold in the 100m. » Full Story
I don’t even think it’s sunk in yet, I’m so happy. I’ve wanted it for so long, I haven’t really spoken about it with anyone because I didn’t want to jinx it. » Full Story
Ten current Paralympic and world champions have been named in a 56-strong GB & NI team sponsored by Sainsbury’s heading to the IPC Athletics European Championships in Swansea on 18-23 August. » Full Story
Samantha Murray and Joe Evans won Britain’s first medal of the Modern Pentathlon European Championships when they took mixed relay silver in Hungary today (Monday) » Full Story
Britain’s Nick Woodridge, Joe Evans and Joe Choong will contest the men’s final at the Modern Pentathlon European Championships in Hungary on Sunday after qualifying from the heats today » Full Story