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INDIANAPOLIS - Tyson Gay and Sanya Richards were voted the winners of the 2009 Jesse Owens Awards by members of the U.S. track and field media, along with track fans who voted for their favorites in the first-ever Jesse Owens...
Usain Bolt has captivated the sporting world for the second year in a row. The world is now swiftly running out of superlatives to describe the astonishing performances of this 23-year-old 'superhuman' whose achievements have...
INDIANAPOLIS - There are only four days left for track and field fans to help select the 2009 Jesse Owens Athlete of the Year, presented by Nike. The honors going to the sport's top athletes of the year is selected by a vote of...
INDIANAPOLIS - For the first time, track and field fans have the opportunity to help select the 2009 Jesse Owens Awards winners. The honors going to the sport's top athletes of the year is selected by a vote of the media; this...
INDIANAPOLIS - Tyson Gay has been named USA Track & Field's Athlete of the Week after setting an American record in the men's 100 meters Sunday Shanghai Golden Grand Prix in China. Two-time world 100m medalist Tyson Gay, who...
SHANGHAI (AP) American sprinters Tyson Gay and Carmelita Jeter flirted with history at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix on Sunday. Gay ran the second-fastest men's 100 meters on record, winning in 9.69 seconds.
Pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva cleared 4.85m to beat her stadium record by 20cm as the Russian claimed victory at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix on Sunday. Isinbayeva then attempted to clear her world record of 5.06m by 1cm but...
SHANGHAI, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) -- Olympic and world 400 meters champion LaShawn Merritt won the men's 400 meters title at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix here on Sunday. Merritt , who also anchored the 4x400m relay win for the...
1. Tyson Gay (USA) 9"69 2. Asafa Powell (JAM) 9"85 3. Darvis Patton (USA) 9"89 1. Wallace Spearmon (USA) 20"57 2. Kim Collins (SKN) 20"90 3. Shawn Crawford (USA) 21"04 1. Lashawn Merritt (USA) 45"28 2. Robert Tobin (GBR) 45"49...
SHANGHAI, China - Tyson Gay ran the second fastest 100 metres of all time on Sunday when the American sprinter clocked 9.69 seconds to win his event at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix meeting. Gay m...
