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LaFond sails to world-leading 15.25m in Zagreb: Thea LaFond produced the best women’s triple jump performance in the world for almost four years, leaping 15.25m at the Boris Hanzekovic Memorial in Zagreb

What's your Ultimate? – Noah Lyles: In the build-up to the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, the Olympic and world champion is put on the spot for his answers to the ultimate questions.

Duplantis seeks pole vault response as Lyles, Werro and Gressier light up Paris: Mondo Duplantis will return to Paris for the first time since winning his second Olympic pole vault title when he competes at the Meeting de Paris on Sunday

Lyles announced as Ultimate Star: Nine-time global gold medallist to take the mic as Ultimate MC and Creative Adviser

Coaching class with Florian Clivaz: Florian Clivaz has coached both Mujinga and Ditaji Kambundji to world titles. He is the latest coach in the hot seat in the lead-up to the World Athletics Ultimate Championship.

Neugebauer, Kälin, Skotheim and Thiam ready for Ratingen: The World Athletics Combined Events Tour Gold returns to Ratingen on Saturday and Sunday (27-28 June)

Athlete-founded Last Rep Coffee announced as supplier for Ultimate Championship: Coffee company co-founded by Jake Wightman will support the Ultimate Championship with athlete gifting and barista service

World Athletics releases sustainability strategy midway report: World Athletics has released ‘From Commitment to Impact: 2026 Sustainability Report and Strategy Review’, a comprehensive look back at the impacts of its sustainability strategy since its release in 2020.

Global champions Tinch, Thompson-Herah and Čeh head to Zagreb: In-form stars and global champions will clash at the Boris Hanžeković Memorial

Records fall as athletes fight for world team places at US U20 Championships: Sprint doubles by Mia Maxwell and Tate Taylor plus a series of 110m hurdles records were among the highlights at the US U20 Championships

Douglas wins sprint double to highlight Jamaican U20 Championships: Two-time world U20 medallist Shanoya Douglas secured a sprint double at the Jamaican U20 Championships (18-21 June), winning the 100m and the 200m in Kingston

Gibson and Kiriago break Broken Arrow course records: Anna Gibson and Philemon Ombogo Kiriago set course records to win the ascent and the 23km race, respectively, during the Broken Arrow Skyrace

Seville and Jackson win Jamaican titles on busy national championships weekend: World champion Oblique Seville ran a world lead at the Jamaican Championships

Broeders-Bol and Laros clinch Dutch 800m double in Hengelo: Niels Laros and Femke Broeders-Bol delighted home fans at the FBK Games

Odira and Cheruiyot book Commonwealth Games places at Kenyan Championships: Lilian Odira, Timothy Cheruiyot and Wyclife Kinyamal stamped their authority with dominant displays as the Kenyan Championships culminated on Saturday