Three-time world champion Grant Holloway punched his ticket to the Paris Olympics on Friday in the 110m hurdles at the US trials, while Noah Lyles and Sha'Carri Richardson cruised into the 200m finals. Holloway won the 110 hurdles final in 12.86secs, the fastest time in the world this year, with Freddie Crittenden second in a personal best 12.93 and Daniel Roberts third in a personal best 12.96.

On Saturday in Glasgow, Record-setting Femke Bol proved unstoppable. Miltiadis Tentoglou of Greece successfully defended his World Indoor Long Jump Championship, while American sprinter Grant Holloway comfortably advanced to the semi-finals of the 60-meter hurdles. Julien Alfred and Ewa Swoboda in 60m semi-finals.

The undisputed king of the high hurdles, Grant Holloway, set a new world record in the 60 metres at the US Indoor Championships in New Mexico on Friday. Holloway, the three-time 110m hurdles world champion and Olympic silver medallist, clocked 7.27 in Albuquerque, USA, two hundredths faster than the previous mark.

The United States' Sha'Carri Richardson powered her way to the women's 100 metres gold in World Athletics Championships record time here, denying Jamaican duo Shericka Jackson and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.

Ethiopia's Gudaf Tsegay missed the women's world indoor 3,000 metres record by 0.09sec in Birmingham as the concluding World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meeting of the season produced national records for Dina Asher-Smith, Keely Hodgkinson and Neil Gourley for Britain.

Femke Bol got the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston off to a compelling start as she set a women's 500 metres world best of 1min 5.63sec.

Kenya’s world and Olympic 1500m champion Faith Kipyegon came within a stride of the world record at tonight’s Monaco Diamond League meeting as she ran the second fastest time ever, 3min 50.37sec.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce ran a World Championship record of 10.67sec to retain her women’s 100 metres world title in Eugene, leading a Jamaican clean sweep of medals the day after the hosts had won gold, silver and bronze in the men’s race.

Devon Allen moved up to third place on the all-time 110 metres hurdles list as he clocked 12.84 seconds at the USA Track and Field New York Grand Prix to inflict a shock defeat on world champion and fellow American Grant Holloway.

Olympic 400m hurdles champion Sydney McLaughlin, who opened her season in Nashville last week with a time of 51.61sec - the third fastest in history - will be one of the main draws of tomorrow’s USA Track and Field (USATF) New York Grand Prix.

Grant Holloway's decision to withdraw from Saturday (April 9) evening's USA Track & Field (USATF) Bermuda Games 110 metres hurdles due to high winds was hardly a surprise given that he had been tweeting about the conditions in the hour before the opening World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting of the season got underway.

Gusting winds at the USATF Bermuda Games caused world 110 metres champion Grant Holloway to pull out of what should have been his outdoor season opener after asking organisers in vain for the track to be "flipped".

Grant Holloway and Noah Lyles, who will defend their respective world 110 metres hurdles and 200m titles on the home ground of Oregon this summer, start their outdoor season tomorrow as the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold series gets underway in Bermuda.

World records from three of the sport’s sublime performers, triple jumper Yulimar Rojas, high hurdler Grant Holloway and pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis were highlights of a stupendous third and final day of action at the World Athletics Indoor Championships Belgrade 22.

Elaine Thompson-Herah, who retained her Olympic 100 and 200 metres titles in Tokyo last summer, will open her season in the Arena Birmingham tomorrow at the Muller Indoor Grand Prix, which features two other Tokyo 2020 champions in Mondo Duplantis and Mariya Lasitskene.