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Olympic champions Rogers and Russell face tough opposition at Los Angeles Grand Prix: Olympic champions Camryn Rogers and Masai Russell will be among the headline names at the USATF Los Angeles Grand Prix on 13-14 June

Tharp breaks world 110m hurdles record in Eugene: World finalist Ja’Kobe Tharp produced a stunning 12.75 run to break the world 110m hurdles record* at the NCAA Championships in Eugene

Lutkenhaus and Cheruiyot win brilliant battles in Oslo: Narrow wins by Cooper Lutkenhaus and Timothy Cheruiyot, sprint victories by Julien Alfred and Letsile Tebogo, and statement triumphs by Chase Jackson and Alison dos Santos highlighted the Wanda Diamond League action in Oslo

Coaching class with Edrick Floreal: For a new series leading up to Budapest, we talk to some of the best coaches in the world behind the Ultimate athletes. Up first is former triple jumper Edrick Floreal, the brains behind the likes of Julien Alfred and Michael Norman.

Tebogo set to take on Gout in Lausanne: Athletissima will feature a thrilling 200m clash between Letsile Tebogo and Gout Gout

Werro joins Broeders-Bol for 800m clash in Ostrava: Switzerland’s Audrey Werro has been announced for the Ostrava Golden Spike

What's your Ultimate? – Usain Bolt: In the build-up to the inaugural World Athletics Ultiimate Championship, each week we put an athlete on the spot to find out 'What's your Ultimate?' This week it's Ultimate Legend Usain Bolt.

World Athletics shares expertise at Safe Sport Global Conference: World Athletics and World Rugby joined forces to share expertise and foster collaboration as part of the Safe Sport Global Conference at the University of Cape Town

Stacked fields on show in Oslo: Just three days after the action in Stockholm, athletes will want to put on a show in Oslo as the Wanda Diamond League series moves on to the Bislett Games

Werro goes No.3 all time with 1:53.98 800m in Stockholm: Switzerland’s Audrey Werro stormed to third on the world 800m all-time list as she ran a Wanda Diamond League record of 1:53.98 to win a sensational race against Keely Hodgkinson

Thomas scorches to 21.70 at Lone Star Grand Prix: Gabby Thomas produced the standout sprint performance at the USATF Lone Star Grand Prix in College Station