ESPN’s American-centric list of the top 100 athletes of this century is a blatant attempt to bait hopeless chumps into pointless arguments – so let’s join in.
Usain Bolt has lost more than $17m after an embezzlement scandal. Now the alleged fraudster is accused of asking for a loan from the Olympic legend’s management team to help cover up her scheme
Australia will bring some of the biggest names in world athletics to Melbourne next month,with $200,000 in prizemoney on offer.
Athletes have been told they are allowed to raise a fist on the podium in favour of racial equality or wave pride flags supporting LGBTQI rights issues during victory laps
What if there was someone else better than Usain Bolt - someone currently competing and hiding in plain sight,obscured only by a statistical error that conceals her true outlier brilliance?
Rohan Browning has delivered when the stakes were highest,in the biggest race of his life at the Olympics against the best field he has raced and ran into history for Australia.
Even without Usain Bolt Jamaica still dominates sprinting at the Olympics after the Caribbean country won the clean sweep of medals in the women’s 100m
The International Olympic Committee will have men and women compete alongside each other on the track and the in the pool for the first time. So,what else is next?
Running in the Nike Air Zoom Maxfly,Jamaican two-time Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce clocked the fastest women’s 100m time in 33 years on June 5.
The great Jamaican dominated the 100 metres at the past three Olympics. Who will replace him on the dais as the quickest man in the world at this year’s Games?
Jamaica's Minister of Health says legendary sprinter Usain Bolt has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.