Almost £7000 now raised via 250-plus donations following the Par track arson incident. This will no doubt keep rising, too, after the @itvwestcountry coverage of the story. #TrackAttack @NewParAC @par_track https://t.co/q7gVFgdHLV

'Mindless vandalism': One of Cornwall's two all-weather athletic tracks damaged in arson attack Read more here: https://t.co/NO8OMS3AfQ

Grant Fisher believes the days of mid-session finger pricking to measure lactate could be replaced one day by a device similar to a continuous glucose monitor. https://t.co/pOcmp1niaL

More than £5000 raised already by the Par Track GoFundMe appeal following the arson attack on the high jump area with the story attracting the attention of ITV local news among others. https://t.co/q7gVFgd9Wn

I've trained on and off on Par track in Cornwall since the 1980s so it's disappointing to see it gormlessly damaged by what local residents in this usually peaceful part of the country are calling "feral youths". 📸 @Par_track / @NewParAC https://t.co/q7gVFgdHLV

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Paddy Dever has historically been neck and neck with Emile Cairess as they've risen through the age groups. Cairess was 4th in the 2024 Olympic marathon, so it's no surprise to see Dever enjoying a strong debut in NYC. 📸 @AthleticsImages – Cairess vs Dever in the 2019 BUCS XC.

A look ahead to the World Cross Country Champs in Tallahassee. 🐊 Course features include 'alligator alley'. ⛅ Fine weather likely but don't rule out snow. 🗓️ Organisers hope new January date will attract more athletes. ✍️ @Jason_AW https://t.co/tgb2zhZ5lD

From the AW archives... https://t.co/LRWJHfbsdm

Remember standing (and sweating) roadside at the 2019 World Champs 'midnight marathons' in Doha and being in awe of Ruth Chepngetich as she won gold after half the field DNF'd in the heat. She's now had a 3yr doping ban, but it's a travesty her 2:09:56 world record will survive.

“What an awful first Games,” long-time @athleticsweekly editor Mel Watman told me. “Because nothing will ever top it surely.” https://t.co/IRRTdkjDGf

Sept 25, 2000 has gone down in athletics folklore as "magic Monday". It was my first Olympics for @AthleticsWeekly and unfolded slap bang on our weekly print deadline. Here's my original report of Cathy Freeman's iconic 400m win ➡️ https://t.co/xH9omtJqC2 📸 @AthleticsImages

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🇰🇪 Team tactics from Kenya? Mary Moraa draws Keely Hodgkinson into a scrap up front while eventual winner Lilian Odira sits off the fast early pace. Olympic champ not only beaten by Odira but loses to Georgia Hunter Bell, too. This really is a championship of surprises.

Max Burgin talks about getting closer to Seb Coe's long-standing British 800m record of 1:41.73. @sebcoe @AthleticsWeekly Full interview ➡️ https://t.co/FkGOzoET0s

Max Burgin pleased with his progress in 2025 but he would love to make a podium and take down Seb Coe's UK 800m record in future. “I don't even have my own bloody county record!” he tells @athleticsweekly 😂 https://t.co/9O7rSNnmjm

🇬🇧 What are Max Burgin's chances in today's world 800m final? Tactically, should the Briton tuck in or hit the front? https://t.co/rS07InfC8n

The incredible rise of Amy Hunt from top teenage sprinter to world champs silver medallist in Tokyo via Cambridge Uni, injuries and a move to Italy. https://t.co/IcOxYbB1KE

Innes FitzGerald reacts to her World Champs debut experience. "Yeah, it was brutal," she says. "It was never going to be easy and I think I've had my fair share of highs this season." https://t.co/m46MSjAgv8

Can Max Burgin win gold in the World Champs 800m? “I think on my day I definitely can," he says. "It’s up to me now to recover as best I can, come into that final on Saturday in the best possible frame of mind and state of body and just go for it.” https://t.co/rS07InfC8n

Not the fairytale ending to the season that she wanted but Innes FitzGerald has enjoyed a year to be proud of. https://t.co/m46MSjAgv8

Remember watching Marita Koch run a 400m WR of 47.60 in Canberra on World of Sport or BBC Grandstand in 1985. It's taken 40 years for someone to give it a serious scare as Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone runs 47.78 at the World Champs in Tokyo.

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