Tokyo 2021
GB Tokyo assessment: could do better
Team GB 4x100m relay, photo by Stuart Weir Laura Muir, silver medal in the 1,500m, photo by Stuart Weir Keely...
Read moreTokyo 2020 -The good, the bad and the ugly, and the rest
This is one of my favorite columns each global event from Stuart Weir. Stuart finds things most of us would...
Read moreA Tokyo memory of a great high jump contest with the right ending…
Mutaz Barshim, World Champs 2017, London, photo by World Athletics Gianmarco Tiamberi, Tokyo 2021, photo by Stuart Weir A Tokyo...
Read moreWatching the Olympics at home, By Sam Fariss for RunBlogRun
Watching the Olympics from home has been a frustration for all concerned. The most popular sporting events in the world...
Read moreFaith Kipyegon takes her second gold medal: Faith dominates the Tokyo women’s 1,500m, by Joe Zochert
Faith Kipyegon, Doha 2019, what a difference two years makes, photo by British Athletics Faith Kipyegon takes her second gold...
Read moreA most excellent Men’s 1,500m: reconsidering the Tokyo Men’s 1,500m, photo by Joe Zochert
The men's 1,500m was a battle from the first steps in Tokyo. None of the Rio medalists made it to...
Read moreTHE ABC’S OF THE OLYMPIC RACEWALKS …..AND A WHOLE LOT MORE, By ELLIOTT DENMAN
Since 1992, Elliott Denman has written for American Athletics, then, American Track & Field and now, RunBlogRun. His love and...
Read moreIn 4×100, American Men Fail to Qualify for Final But American Women Win Silver, By Matt Wisner
Matt Wisner wrote this piece on the 4x100m relays. The US Men's 4x100m, with the fastest sprinters in the world,...
Read moreKatie Nageotte, a worthy winner (Tokyo 2020 Olympics pole vault)
This is Stuart Weir's piece on the women's pole vault. Stuart was, well conflicted. He knows Katie Nageotte, Holly Bradshaw,...
Read moreWomen’s 800m: all questions were answered…
In the weeks prior to the Olympic women's 800m, Stuart Weir and I discussed the various ways that it could...
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