Track and Field

Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell are the second and third fastest runners of all time
Usain Bolt finished second in the 200m dash final in 19.83 seconds
Jeneba Tarmoh (L) and Allyson Felix after competing in the women's 100m dash on June 23
Jeneba Tarmoh and Allyson Felix (top) were given identical timings of 11.068 seconds in the race
Dix scratched from his 200 qualifying heat after suffering a leg injury in Saturday's 100m semi-finals
"This is going to be the hardest sprint spot to make," Richards-Ross said
Jeneba Tarmoh (L) and Allyson Felix
Jamaica's Usain Bolt is the current Olympic champion and world record holder in the 100m
Galen Rupp on Thursday won his second title of the US Olympic Track and Field Trials, finishing first in 5,000m
Usain Bolt won Olympic gold in the 100, 200 and 4x100 relay in 2008 at Beijing
Reigning world champion Jason Richardson
Jeneba Tarmoh (L) and Allyson Felix
Usain Bolt
Reigning world high jump champion Jesse Williams barely qualified for London
Justin Gatlin (R) celebrates after winning the men's 100 meter dash final ahead of Tyson Gay (L) and Michael Rodgers
LaShawn Merritt on his way to winning the men's 400 meter dash final ahead of Tony McQuay (R) and Bryshon Nellum (L)
Justin Gatlin (C) qualified for the London Olympics in the 100 meters
Tyson Gay underwent hip surgery last year and missed nearly all of the past 12 months
Justin Gatlin (C) qualified for the London Olympics in the 100 meters
Tyson Gay underwent hip surgery last year and missed nearly all of the past 12 months

Bolt, Blake to run relay in Ostrava

Jamaican star sprinters Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake will run the 4x100m relay at the Golden Spike event in Ostrava in the Czech Republic on June 27, the organisers said on Thursday.
 

Bolt, Ennis honored at Laureus Sports Awards

Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt and British athletics queen Jessica Ennis won the top prizes as athletics dominated the Laureus World Sports Awards.
 

Bolt, Ennis honored at Laureus Sports Awards

Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt and British athletics queen Jessica Ennis won the top prizes as athletics dominated the Laureus World Sports Awards.
 

Six new doping cases revealed by IAAF

The International Athletics Federation (IAAF) on Friday announced that a re-testing of samples from the 2005 World Championships in Helsinki has revealed six new cases of doping.
 

Yohan Blake to run in Shanghai - IAAF

World 100m champion and Olympic silver medallist Yohan Blake has been lined up to run in the Diamond League meeting in Shanghai in May, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said on Thursday.
 

Bolt to run at Cayman Invitational

Sprint legend Usain Bolt is to run at the Cayman Invitational meeting on the Cayman Islands, the Jamaican athlete and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said on Thursday.
 

Former Olympic champion Hellebaut retires

Belgian Tia Hellebaut, the women's high jump champion at the Beijing Olympics in 2008, has called an end to her career during a press conference on Wednesday.
 

UN axes Gaza marathon as Hamas bans women runners

Gaza's third international marathon has been cancelled after the ruling Hamas movement refused to allow women to run, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees said on Tuesday.
 

Blake lines-up Doha meet date

Jamaica's world 100 metres champion Yohan Blake is to get his bid to defend his crown later this year under way at the opening Diamond League meeting in Doha on May 10.
 

Wariner, Whiting win US titles and Cherry sweet

Three-time Olympic champion Jeremy Wariner and reigning world indoor shot put champion Ryan Whiting won landmark titles on Sunday at the US Indoor Track and Field Championships.
 

Olympic coaches named to guide US world relays

Amy Deem and Andrew Valmon, the US Olympic track and field coaches at last year's London Olympics, were named Sunday as relay coaches for the Americans at this year's World Championships.
 

Golden Lavillenie rages as mighty leap ruled out

Olympic champion Renaud Lavillenie won a third European indoor polevault title on Sunday, but was furious that a mighty 6.07m attempt was ruled out over a technical hitch.
 

Wariner, Jackson set up US Indoors 400 showdown

Three-time Olympic champion Jeremy Wariner and 2005 world outdoor champion Bershawn Jackson each won 400-meter heats on Saturday at the US Indoor Track and Field Championships.
 

Vicaut takes 60m crown in photo-finish

French sprinter Jimmy Vicaut clinched the European indoor men's 60m title on Saturday, taking the gold medal after a photo-finish with Britain's James Dasaolu.
 

Breeders' Cup keeps juvenile Lasix ban, axes sprint

The Breeders' Cup board of directors voted Friday to keep a Lasix ban for juvenile events and decided to eliminate the juvenile sprint race from the two-day horse racing extravaganza.
 

Chambers fury after Euro flop

Controversial British sprinter Dwain Chambers crashed out of the European Indoor Championships on Friday when he failed to negotiate the 60m heats.
 

20,000 run in Jerusalem marathon despite boycott call

About 20,000 runners took part in Jerusalem's third annual marathon on Friday, with 1,000 police deployed to provide security along the route, police said.
 

Australian race walker Deakes retires

Australian race walker Nathan Deakes on Friday announced his immediate retirement from athletics after a long career which included a world title and a record in the 50km.
 

Olympic champ Farah unfazed by flummoxed reporter

Double Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah appeared perplexed but kept his poise after being asked by a New Orleans television presenter if he had ever run before.
 

Swim star Magnussen reveals sleeping tabs 'tradition'

World 100m freestyle champion James Magnussen -- who led the much-vaunted 4x100m Australian relay team which bombed spectacularly at the 2012 Olympics -- has claimed taking sleeping tablets was "a tradition".