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With arguably one of his greatest ever McCain UK Cross Challenge performances, Andy Vernon won the senior men’s race of the McCain Liverpool Cross Challenge Series incorporating the European Cross Country Trials at Sefton Park this afternoon (Saturday 26 November 2011), while in an equally gripping senior women’s event, Hatti Dean (coach: Bud Baldaro) saw […]
Vernon, Dean shine in Liverpool is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
Someone best tell Dai Greene that they already have football at the Olympics Greene against Olympic football World 400m hurdles champion Dai Greene insists football should not be at London 2012 as it will “overshadow” traditional Olympic sports. ———————————————– A bit green if you ask us A Bit Green is a post from: Time-4-Sport
A Bit Green is a post from: Time-4-Sport
London has been awarded the right to stage the 2017 IAAF World Championships following presentations to the IAAF in Monaco. The London 2017 bid was awarded the championships following a nine-week campaign against a rival bid from Doha, Qatar. The 26 member voting council voted 16 votes to 10 in London’s favour. Speaking in response […]
Track Worlds 2017 for London is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
Gemma Steel (coach: John Nuttall) and Frank Tickner opened their 2011/12 McCain UK Cross Challenge Series accounts with victories in the senior events in the McCain Bristol Cross Challenge – staged by runbristol in partnership with Bristol & West AC and UKA – at the Ashton Court Estate today (Sunday 13 November), while impressive junior […]
Steel, Tickner win Bristol Cross is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
World championship medallists Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis have been named athletes of the year for the second year in succession by the British Athletics Writers’ Association at the organisation’s annual awards event today. Last year Ennis was a unanimous pick for the prestigious athletics writers’ award, while Farah had to overcome close competition from […]
Farah, Ennis Athletes of the Year is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
Gemma Steel (coach: John Nuttall) and Phil Wicks are the winners of the inaugural runbritain Grand Prix which concluded with the BUPA Great Birmingham Run on Sunday 23 October. Steel – impressive winner in Birmingham in a PB time of 72:21 – was third in the Series going into the final event but took the […]
Steel, Wicks take RunBritain titles is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
World record holder Leonard Komon is the latest addition to the outstanding field being assembled for the Bupa Great South Run on 30 October. Komon, the reigning world 10k and 15k record holder has confirmed his participation in the prestigious IAAF Gold Label event , where last year Joseph Ebuya set a UK All-Comers’ […]
Komon for Great South Run is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
Swimmers should get ready to dive in for the British Gas Great Swim Series 2012, Europe’s largest open water mass participation event, as online entries are now open for the following three events: · The British Gas Great East Swim, Alton Water Park, Suffolk, Saturday 16 June Half-mile, 1-mile and 2-mile courses · The British […]
Dive in for 2012 Great Swims is a post from: Time-to-Tri
Mo Farah of Great Britain has been voted the 2011 winner of the men’s European Athlete of the Year Award presented by MONDO. The pinnacle of his achievement in 2011 was, of course, winning the 5000m gold medal at the World Championships in Daegu, South Korea, but there were so many other outstanding moments for […]
Farah voted European Athlete of 2011 is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
It should be a match made in heaven, the women’s marathon world record holder finally running on the universally recognised fastest marathon course in the world. But it’s been two years since Paula Radcliffe ran a 42.195k race, finishing fourth in New York 2009, and, on her own admission today, “I was hurting”. Her only […]
Radcliffe moment of truth is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
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