Claims have bullying in Judo have been probed Allegations of bullying among British Judo athletes have not been upheld following an independent investigation. The governing body announced on Wednesday morning that the investigation had concluded. It said an independent panel who had considered the investigation’s findings had made a number
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Discus champion puts ‘bad dream’ aside in pursuit of Tokyo ticket
Barring injury, Dani Stevens should win another national discus title this week. It will be her 14th. No Australian athlete has ever won 14 national titles in one event. For Stevens, the world champion in 2009 and silver medallist in 2017, staying free of injury is never a given. Dani
Team GB hopeful Johnson-Thompson trains in full PPE ahead of Tokyo Olympics
Golden girl Katarina Johnson-Thompson is taking no chances as she bids to be fit in time for the Tokyo Olympics. With less than four months until the Games start in Japan, Britain’s world champion heptathlete is back in training following a serious Achilles injury. And she has posted a picture
Track star Andrew Pozzi reveals major Brexit hurdle between him and Olympics
Andrew Pozzi, Britain’s world indoor hurdles champion, has made a living out of overcoming obstacles. He has another 15 to get over in Poland this weekend if he is to come through three races and be in position to reclaim the European Indoor title over 60 metres. But an even
Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith sets world-leading time as she wins indoor 60m
British sprinter Dina Asher-Smith set a 60m world-leading time at the World Indoor Athletics Tour in Karlsruhe, Germany. Racing at an international meet for the first time since 2019, her winning time of 7.08 seconds equalled her personal best. It was also the first time in three years that Asher-Smith
Greg Rutherford: How Marcus Rashford inspired me to help lockdown fitness fight
Greg Rutherford says he has been inspired to help improve the lives of families and kids in lockdown by Marcus Rashford. The London 2012 Olympic champion is fronting a Sport England campaign to tackle a drop in children’s activity levels during the pandemic. “We’re nearly a year into this now
Seb Coe warns drugs cheats that athletics is not afraid to go after big names
Seb Coe has warned any Tokyo-bound drugs cheats that they are more likely to be busted than at any previous Olympics. The president of World Athletics spoke out in the wake of world 100m champion Christian Coleman being handed a two-year ban for breaching anti-doping "whereabouts" rules. The American has
Athletes must take their place in the vaccine queue, says Coe
London: Healthy athletes should take their place in the COVID-19 vaccine queue behind people with more pressing needs despite events such as next year's Olympics looking set to be highly dependent on competitors arriving free from the virus, the head of world athletics Seb Coe said. Most athletes in their
Russia’s sporting future at stake as CAS hearing starts on Monday
Russia’s sporting future is at stake in a four-day hearing which starts in Switzerland on Monday. The World Anti-Doping Agency declared the country’s anti-doping agency, RUSADA, non-compliant with its code in December last year over alleged manipulation of laboratory data. It imposed a series of sanctions, including a four-year ban
Christian Coleman ban: World’s fastest man suspended for two years and ruled out of Tokyo 2020
Christian Coleman, the reigning 100m world champion, has been banned from athletics for two years for anti-doping violations. The American committed three whereabouts failures in 12 months and a disciplinary tribunal upheld the Athletic Integrity Unit’s (AIU) original suspension, meaning Coleman will not complete at the Olympic Games in Tokyo