’08 Olympic and ’09 World Champion LaShawn Merritt regained the top spot in the world in the 400 after running a world leading 43.74 ahead of the pr of American teammate Tony McQuay 44.40.  ’12 Olympic silver medallist Luguelin ...

Day three of the World Championships in Moscow didn’t have the excitement of the previous two days as many of the events had been heavily affected by doping suspensions or injuries before the start of the meet. 

 
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       ’12 Olympic Champion Ashton Eaton had a below par first day but set a pr second day to once again dominate an international field.  In the process Eaton became the first Olympic champion to win a world championship...

     The first day of the world championships was a mixed day for everyone.   The men's 10000 had an expected result with Britain 's Mo Farah running 27:21.71 to outkick Ethiopia's Ibrahim Jeilan (27:22.23) and Kenya's Paul Tanui (2...