Complete result from the UTech Classic track and field meeting which held on April 17 at the National stadium in Kingston, Jamaica. A number of Olympic and World gold medallists – including Asafa Powell, Melaine Walker, Shelly-Ann Fraser, Brigitte Foster-Hylton, Nesta Carter, and Shericka Williams were all on show. World and Olympic sprint double champion and World record holder Usain Bolt suited... 

The World’s Fastest Man ambled into a heaving club called Fiction in Kingston, Jamaica, just after 2.30 last Sunday morning. Usain Bolt showed none of the blistering speed which has made him an outrageous phenomenon. The Olympic and world champion in both the 100m and 200m, who has swept aside preconceptions about how fast a human might run, strolled through the booming waves of sound so coolly... 

Usain Bolt anchor Jamaica's relay team to win World and Olympic sprint double champion Usain Bolt anchored his Racers Lion Track Club to victory in the men’s 4x100m relay at the 2010 Gibson Relays, held at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica on Saturday. The team of Kenroy Anderson, Yohan Blake, Marvin Anderson and Bolt clocked a meet record of 38.08 seconds to take the gold medal... 

Great Britain’s 400m star Christine Ohuruogu PHOTO/ PACE Sports Management Britain’s Olympic, World & Commonwealth 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu left the cold London winter weather today to sample the sunnier climate of Kingston, Jamaica where she will spent the next three weeks training with Racers Track Club. The 25 year old will forego the indoor season to concentrate on the outdoor competition... 

By Gary Smith, World-Track KINGSTON, Jamaica — Reigning Commonwealth Games champion Omar Brown has not ruled out defending his 200 metres title at the New Delhi Games in India next year. Brown, who won the title in close finish with Stephan Buckland of Mauritius and fellow countryman Chris Williams at the 2006 event in Melbourne, Australia, returned to competition at the Shanghai Super Grand... 

Germaine Mason and Asafa Powell are hanging off a stretch of industrial fencing, their arms straining as they perform leg raises at the MVP athletics track in Kingston, Jamaica. It is early morning but already the sun is blazing and their bodies glisten with sweat. This is where Jamaica’s top track and field stars – with the exception of Usain Bolt – train. On a small concrete area... 

Kingston – Jamaica’s national 400m champion Ricardo Chambers was involved in a motor car accident on Sunday night. Chambers, a semi-finalist at last year’s Beijing Olympics, car crashed into wall on the opposite side of the road….READ MORE  Read More »