Great Britain’s Dwain Chambers rocketed to the gold medal in 6.48seconds to win the men’s 60m dash at the World Indoor Championships. Chambers’ time is the fastest in the world this season and he got home ahead of American Mike Rogers and Daniel Bailey of Antigua who finished third. But it was all about one man, Chambers, who got off to a rocket of a start and powered away from the world-class... 

Great Britain's Dwain Chambers blasts to gold in Doha Great Britain’s Dwain Chambers rocketed to the gold medal in 6.48seconds to win the men’s 60m dash at the World Indoor Championships. Chambers’ time is the fastest in the world this season and he got home ahead of American Mike Rogers and Daniel Bailey of Antigua who finished third. But it was all about one man, Chambers,... 

Great Britain’s Dwain Chambers again looked impressive when winning his semi-final heat of the men’s 60m dash at the World Indoor Championships. Chambers, one of the favourites to win the event, clocked a sizzling 6.51seconds to qualify easily for the final race later this evening. Jamaica’s Nesta Carter, a member of the Jamaican 4x100m Olympic relay gold medal winning world record... 

LaVerne Jones-Ferrette of Virgin Islands in the women's 60m dahs The inform LaVerne Jones-Ferrette of the US Virgin Islands leads a handful of star sprinters in the next round of the women’s 60m dash at the IAAF World Indoor Championships. Jones-Ferrette, the world-leader and event favourite at 6.97secs, posted a cruising 7.14secs to win her heat and head a strong list of athletes which... 

Great Britain sprinter Dwain Chambers (L) in action Great Britain’s Dwain Chambers blasted his way through the first round of the men’s 60 metres dash with little problems at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Doha, Qatar. The 31-year-old, favourite to win the event after American champion Ivory Williams, who tested positive for marijuana on the eve of the competition and had to... 

This preview of the men’s events at the 2010 IAAF World Indoor Championships, Doha, Qatar (12-14 March) is based on entry information received by the IAAF but before the official start lists have been decided. In a wide open event USA’s former World Junior 100m champion Ivory Williams is among the lead medal contenders following his world season leading 6.49 sec to secure the US Indoor... 

Olympic champion hurdler Dayron Robles remained perfect in four races this season at the Aviva Grand Prix on Saturday, while injury-hit Christian Olsson won his first triple jump competition in three years. Although beaten out of the blocks by Dutch hurdler Gregory Sedoc, Robles pulled away to victory in 7.44 seconds. Petr Svoboda of the Czech Republic took second in 7.57. “That was very good... 

Antiguan super star sprinter Daniel Bailey races in the 100m in Berlin (PHOTO/Paul Allen) Though known traditionally as a meet heavy on its long distance runners, one of the most accomplished group of athletes at the 2010 Reebok Boston Indoor Games will be found in the Visa Men’s 60m. Among the sprinters confirmed for the Men’s dash are Shawn Crawford, the 2004 Olympic gold medalist... 

Complete results from the 103rd Millrose Games in New York on Friday. Top athletes claiming victories at the meeting were Lisa Barber, Priscilla Lopes-Schliep, Bershawn Jackson, Terrence Trammell, Chelsea Johnson and American Bernard Lagat, who won a record eighth title in the meet’s signature event, the Wanamaker Mile in a time of 3:56.34. Top names losing at the meeting were Veronica... 

Antiguan super star sprinter Daniel Bailey races in the 100m in Berlin (PHOTO/Paul Allen) Jamaica’s star Veronica Campbell-Brown’s return to indoor competition ended in defeat as the sprinter was beaten into second place in the women’s 60m dash. Campbell-Brown, who switched coach last year, finished second to American Lisa Barber in a very tight finish which saw both runners being...