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Fraser-Pryce and Rojas in line for second World Athlete of the Year award, Kipchoge and Duplantis nominated among men

  • Athletics

Nine years after being voted Women's World Athlete of the Year, 35-year-old Jamaican sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is in line for a possible repeat of the honour, while world champion pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis of Sweden and Kenyan marathon star Eliud Kipchoge have made the cut among men.

over the longer sprint in the Wanda Diamond League final.In a particularly strong year for women's athletics

#AthleticsAwards pic.twitter.com/kxDVDCADcq— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) October 12, 2022Like

Council and the World Athletics Family will cast their votes by email, while fans can vote online via

the World Athletics social media platforms.

Council's vote will count for 50 per cent of the result, while the World Athletics Family’s votes and


Alan Hubbard: One failed dope test is no reason to jump aboard the boxing ban-wagon

  • Inside the Blogs

Angelo Dundee, the fistic guru who helped mould Muhammad Ali into The Greatest was once asked whether the three-times world heavyweight champion had ever used drugs. "No," he replied. "He only ever gets high on himself."

ignoble art it is bottom of the league among major sports in wrongdoing which embraces drug-taking (athletics


Wheelchair slalom to be demonstration event at IWAS World Games

  • Paralympics

The International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) has published a provisional sports programme for the IWAS World Games in Vila Real de Santo Antonio, with wheelchair slalom added as a demonstration event.

athletes navigate through obstacles, was once a Paralympic discipline, but not since Seoul 1988.Para athletics


Birmingham 2022 medallist Bol wins prestigious humanitarian award

  • Birmingham 2022

Middle-distance runner Peter Bol, who escaped civil war in Sudan before going on to represent Australia at two Olympics and claim a Commonwealth Games medal, has been recognised for his charitable work.

Bol has been named as the winner of this year’s Peter Norman Humanitarian Award by Athletics Australia.Over

the past 18 months, Bol competed at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, World Athletics Championships in Oregon

We’re incredibly proud to have Peter as part of the Australian athletics community, and we couldn’t think

My work comes from a combination of my upbringing and my family values, but I got my start in athletics

My teacher introduced me to athletics, introduced me to a coach and it took me a long time to get to


NOC-K President meets with Cuban Ambassador to discuss sporting partnership

  • ANOCA

The National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) President Paul Tergat met with the Cuban Ambassador to Kenya Juan Vazquez in the hopes of forming a sporting partnership between the two countries.

to learn from that.The main focus of the partnership will be to help Ghana's athletes in boxing and athletics


Kenyan marathon runner Kacheran handed three-year doping ban by AIU

  • Athletics

Kenyan marathon runner Philemon Kacheran Lokedi has been banned for three years by the Athletics Integrity

missed the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.He had faced a four-year ban for his offence under World Athletics

the Valencia Marathon last December.Lawrence Cherono is one of several Kenyan runners banned by the Athletics

prohibited substances norandrosterone and triamcinolone acetonide, although he has not competed in a World Athletics-sanctioned





Mike Rowbottom: All hail Paul Davies-Hale - the plumber who won in Chicago on his marathon debut

  • Inside the Blogs

Thinking back, it was probably just his way. We were sitting in his semi-detached on a modern Cannock Chase housing estate, in a front room sparse and neat as a show home, with only the gaudy ribbons and glinting medal, slung carelessly on a coffee table, out of place.

the 1989 Chicago Marathon, and plumber, was also an Olympic 3,000 metres steeplechaser for Britain ©Athletics



Independent audit on anti-doping changes in RusAF underway, with report to World Athletics due by December

  • Athletics

Auditors working on behalf of World Athletics have begun reviewing the implementation of the Russian

Athletics Federation (RusAF) strategic recovery plan.

A World Athletics spokesperson confirmed to insidethegames that the independent audit, which will

seek to assess the cultural change that has taken place in Russian athletics with regards to anti-doping

Taskforce to discuss before they (the Taskforce) present an update on the reinstatement plan to the World Athletics

“A meeting was held at World Athletics, which attracted an international team of auditors,” Pakhnotskaya

“The working group wants to make sure that the anti-doping culture has really changed in Russian athletics



Exclusive: UIPM criticised by Denmark for "flirting" with possible World Obstacle merger in 2016 - leaders say unrelated to fifth discipline testing

  • Modern Pentathlon

The International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM) is facing criticism for "flirting" with a possible merger with World Obstacle little more than five years before obstacle racing was put forward as a replacement for horse riding - but President Klaus Schormann has dismissed it was ever close to happening.

We’ve explored those possibilities, so talked to pentathlon, triathlon, athletics, all sorts of International