tokyo 2020 to tokyo 2021
Nina Kennedy, Aussie pole vaulter, clears 4.72m PB!
Nina Kennedy, photo by Wais.org.au. Nina Kennedy continues to impress as she builds to the 2021 season. The 4.72m PB...
Read moreWorld Athletics statement on 2021 dates for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Tokyo Stadium, photo by Japan Sport Council (copyright) This is the statement from World Athletics on the change of dates...
Read moreParis 2024 also affected
The postponement of the 2020 Olympics will affect the athletic calendars for many years. The 2024 Paris Olympics is an...
Read moreDeep thoughts from Seb Coe: Coe speaks about qualification for the Games
The qualification for the Games is the stickiest part of the postponement of 2020 to 2021 Tokyo. How do you...
Read moreDeep thoughts from Seb Coe: Coe admits World Championships could be back to back
RunBlogRun opines: My first interview with Seb Coe was in 2001 at Edmonton WC. I did a small interview for...
Read moreMalachowski to extend career until 2021 for one last shot at Olympic glory, from European Athletics…
Piotr Malachowski, photo by Getty Images / European Athletics Piotr Malachowski, like many veteran athletes, are extending their careers one...
Read moreDafne Schippers: targeting European Championships, if they go ahead…
Dafne Schippers is a medalist at the 100m and 200m in World Championships, with two golds, one silver and two...
Read moreTokyo 2021 Diary: July-August dates 2021 is the hope
Tokyo Olympic Stadium, photo by South China News We live in uncertain times. Each day has changes in the world....
Read moreVeronica Campbell-Brown: Five Olympics are not enough…
Veronica Campbell-Brown is a fascinating athlete. Having first spoken to her in 2004, and knowing her long time manager, Claude...
Read moreAllyson Felix still desires to compete at Tokyo 2021…
Allyson Felix, photo by teamusa.org The postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics is concerning 11,000 athletes. Track & Field athletes...
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