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Jamaican Sprinter Nesta Carter Delighted With Season

Jamaican Nesta Carter, returned home on Friday after a successful 2010 season which saw him becoming the world’s fourth fastest man ever over 100 metres. The Olympic gold medallist lowered his previous personal best time of 9.91seconds by a staggering 0.13s – to set a new mark of 9.78secs – during the course of the […]

Commonwealth Games compared to an Indian wedding

NEW DELHI — With 12 months to go until the start of the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, the city risks a fiasco rather than a proud moment that puts the country on the path to hosting the Olympics. This stark warning came from the head of the Commonwealth Games Federation, Michael Fennell who sent an

World 400h record holder Yuliya Nosova-Pechonkina retires

By Stacie Goss, World-Track MOSCOW — Persistent injury problems has forced world 400m hurdles record holder Yuliya Nosova-Pechonkina of Russia to announced her retirement from the track. Nosova-Pechonkina, who set the world record of 52.34seconds in 2003, has not been able to run consistent since finishing second at the World Championships in Osaka 2007. The

Powell: 'We can't break the world record'

By Gary Smith, World-Track SHANGHAI, China — Former world 100 metres record holder Asafa Powell believes his chances of reclaiming his record from fellow countryman Usain Bolt is slowly looking faint given the form his successor is currently showing. Powell last held the world record at 9.74seconds before being replaced by Bolt, who first lowered

Liu Xiang sets for Shanghai comeback

By Huram Hung, World-Track SHANGHAI, China — Former 110metres hurdles Olympic champion and world record holder Liu Xiang will return to competition after a yearlong foot injury absence at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix later this month. Liu, who is preparing for the Asian Athletics Championship in November and the East Asian Games in December,

Powell, Fraser win 100m; Foster-Hylton, Thomas win sprint hurdles in Rieti

By Gary Smith, World-Track RIETI — World champion Brigitte Foster-Hylton undefeated running after the Berlin world championships stretched on Sunday in Rieti, Italy after the Jamaican won the women’s 100 metres hurdles with a comfortable run. Foster-Hylton, the world-leader at 12.46, clocked 12.78seconds in a strong headwind (-2.5m/s) to take the win over another Jamaican

Bolt set to dominate at Thessalonika

BRUSSELS — Usain Bolt’s European tour continues at the IAAF World Athletics Final in Thessalonika next weekend, following his all-conquering night in Brussels. The 23-year-old Jamaican sprint king opted to contest only his favourite distance of the 200 metres at the last ever IAAF Golden League meeting in Brussels rather than clash with Asafa Powell

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