Following the success of last year’s global event, IAAF Run 24-1 will return for its second edition on Saturday 2 June with a series of 24 one-mile runs staged around the world, to support the Global Running Day, the worldwide celebration that encourages everyone to get moving.
A group of Aussies have been in good form across the weekend in two meets in Asia. On Saturday, Shanghai hosted the second leg of the Diamond League circuit, while today Osaka was the venue for the Seiko Golden Grand Prix.
After a strong opening to the 2019 Diamond League season in Doha, the elite athletics circuit heads to its only Asian stop, when on Saturday evening Chinese city Shanghai hosts the series. Four Aussies will compete, Brandon Starc, Kelsey Barber, Georgia Griffith and Morgan Mitchell.
The two-day IAAF World Relay Championships have concluded overnight in Yokohama with Australia claiming one medal and securing selection for the Doha World Championships in two events.
Australia have come away from the IAAF World Relays with two Doha World Athletics Championship qualifying teams – the Women’s 4x100m and the Men’s 4x400.
Athletics Australia is delighted with the announcement today that the Australian Labor Party is committing $10 million to build a world class, high performance athletics centre, that will be called the Kurt Fearnley Centre of Excellence.
The 2019 Virgin Money London Marathon was run last night (28 April) and Australia set it’s mark with eight athletes competing in the Gold Label Road Running event.Â
History was made on day seven of the Australian Track and Field Championships which concluded at Homebush today. Naa Anang and Celeste Mucci achieved rare doubles, while Lauren Wells with her 12th title and Alwyn Jones with his 10th have stamped their names into the history of their events.
​​​​​​​Australia’s best track and field athletes of 2018 were honoured tonight at the 2019 Athletics Australia Gala Dinner following a very successful Australian Track & Field Championships in Sydney.
On day six of the Australian Track & Field Championships titles, being held in Sydney, the open events took centre stage and produced surprise results and four qualifying performances for the world championships.