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How a childhood hobby made González a global medallist: As she celebrated her historic 20km race walk silver medal at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, Alegna González heard a journalist congratulate her as the ‘pride of Ojinaga’

Side track with Nicola Olyslagers: For a long time before getting her big break, Australian high jumper Nicola Olyslagers was working away from the sport in a cafe and studying to be a biochemist. She reflects on the journey in the latest in the series Side Track.

Douglas draws on Lima lessons ahead of Oregon: Shanoya Douglas was 13 when she approached coach Garth Smythe at a training session and asked him for an opportunity.

Eseme runs record-breaking 9.83 in the rain to win 100m gold in Glasgow: Cameroon’s Emmanuel Eseme powered to a Commonwealth Games record of 9.83 to win the 100m in Glasgow on Tuesday

What's your Ultimate? Thea LaFond: The 32-year-old from Dominica was crowned triple jump Olympic champion in Paris in 2024 and came within a few centimetres of adding a world title in Tokyo last year. In the lead-up to Budapest, we asked her... What's your Ultimate?

Mile world record: how Kerr added his name to the history book: The pantheon of mile world record-holders has a new member.

Thompson-Herah's journey to individual Commonwealth Games gold: Elaine Thompson-Herah has donated her 2022 Commonwealth Games vest to the Museum of World Athletics

Tentoglou and Dos Santos set world leads at national championships: Miltiadis Tentoglou equalled the Greek long jump record while Alison dos Santos produced the second-fastest 400m hurdles performance of his career

Jefferson-Wooden speeds to 21.69 at US Championships: Melissa Jefferson-Wooden came within 0.01 of her lifetime best to produce the standout performance on the final day of the US Championships

Quarrie’s golden turn in Montreal: Looking back at Don Quarrie's triumph in the 200m at the 1976 Olympics

Alekna and Díaz excel at national championships: World record-holder Mykolas Alekna produced the standout performance during a busy weekend of national championships

Lyles runs world-leading 9.79 at US Championships: Noah Lyles equalled his lifetime best with a world-leading 9.79 (0.8m/s) to win the men’s 100m at the US Championships in New York

Card holding the aces ahead of Oregon: Gary Card announced himself in a big way at the Jamaican Championships in June, clocking a national U20 100m record of 9.93 to move to joint third on the world U20 all-time list.