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Welklasse ZH Memories: In praise of Mutaz Essa Barshim
Mutaz Essa Barshim has had an amazing season. He will end with all wins this season as he has had...
Read moreWeltklasse ZH Memories: Sally Pearson is one of the 100m hurdle greats
The 100 meter hurdles is one of the toughest events from which an athlete can pick to excel in the...
Read moreGB women’s sprint relay running – a short history: Stuart Weir writes on the changing confidence of GBR team
In his fourth piece for our coverage of the Weltklasse, Stuart Weir writes on the British women's sprint relay team....
Read moreChijindu Ujah: Stuart Weir writes about this fine British sprinter
CJ Ujah won the 100 meters against a tough crowd, photo by PhotoRun.net RunBlogRun opines: In this third column on...
Read moreThe women’s 100m hurdles, Stuart Weir reconsiders the sprint hurdle rivalries post Weltklasse ZH,
The sprint hurdles, the 100 meter hurdles is the toughest event to break into in all of womens' athletics. For...
Read morePole Vaulting in a railway station…Stuart Weir writes about Weltklasse ZH pole vault
Stuart Weir is at it again with Pole Vaulting in a railway station. His missives on Weltklasse ZH give you...
Read moreWeltklasse ZH Women’s 200 meters: Shaunae Miller-Uibo shines in the furious 200 meters
Shaunae Miller-Uibo won the 200 meters in the Weltklasse ZH tonight in exciting fashion and a national record. Here is...
Read moreIn the final battle, Mo Farah wins 5000m at Weltklasse ZH!
In the final battle, @gomofarah wins The pace was honest: 2:35.30 for 1000 meters, 5:13.3 for 2,000 meters, 7:51.27 for...
Read moreWelklasseZH Men’s 1,500 meters!: Timothy Cheruiyot gets the win!
Timothy Cheruiyot was agonizingly close in London to winning the World Champs. Elijiah Manangoi took the title. Timothy Cheruiyot looked...
Read moreWhat to watch out for in the distance events at the Zurich Diamond League meeting
Caster Semenya, can anyone challenge her? photo by PhotoRun.net What to watch out for in the distance events at the...
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