Birmingham World Indoor 2018
Birmingham Diary, Day One: Vashti Cunningham Interview, after her silver medal in the High Jump
Vashti Cunningham is the future of the high jump. In 2016, Vashti won the USATF Indoors, went professional, then won...
Read moreBirmingham Diary: It was a cold and stormy night…our trip to Birmingham
This is a fun little video on the beginnings of our journey to Birmingham, England. We always do circuitous routes,...
Read moreBirmingham Diary: Stuart Weir writes on the Women’s 60 meters and Ivorians go 1, 2!
Murielle Ahoure, wins 60 meter gold! photo by PhotoRun.net Marie Jose Ta Lou wins silver at 60 meters, photo by...
Read moreBirmingham Diary: The DQs and the protests (16 DQs during Friday)
We all respect that rules are here to keep our sport out of anarchy. But, while @runblogrun respects the need...
Read moreBirmingham Diary: Stuart Weir writes on KJT, Laura Muir and Asha Philip
Katerina Johnson-Thompson finally gets her global gold! photo by Getty Images/IAAF An amazing day 2 for GBR team. Stuart Weir...
Read moreBirmingham Diary: Quote of Day, Statistics of the Day, Upset of the day!
Murielle Ahoure made history at the end of the day on Friday, March 2, 2018. And what a way to...
Read moreBirmingham Diary: Stuart Weir provides a preview of the Women’s 60 meter hurdles, who will win?
Keni Harrison, 60 meter hurdle prelims, photo by PhotoRun.net The women's 60 meter hurdles could be the most competitive event...
Read moreChristian Coleman speaks on his new status in the sport, quotes courtesy of USATF communications
Christian Coleman was the silver medalist at 100 meters in 2017 London World Championships. After a very long season, Christian...
Read moreWhen one can be right and still be wrong, considering the rash of DQs today in Birmingham, by Stuart Weir
I had to check it five times to truly understand it. Bralon Taplin, photo by PhotoRun.net And entire heat of...
Read moreBirmingham Diary: Stuart Weir reflects on Day 1 of the World Indoors
Laura Muir takes her first global medal at 3000 meters, photo by PhotoRun.net Here's some deep thoughts from Stuart Weir...
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