Femke Bol raising the roof in Apeldoorn is nothing new. The last time she raced at the Omnisport Arena, the Dutch star broke her own world indoor 400m record, after all.

The European under-20 indoor 3000m record-holder talks through her mindset ahead of her senior debut for Great Britain and NI ...

We talk to the European Indoor 1500m medallist who is challenging herself in new ways, balancing Hyrox ambitions with preparing to make her marathon debut in London As her England team-mates ...

Backed by Sir Mo Farah, Run GP aims to create an innovative team-based run series involving pro athletes, influencers and celebrities Sir Mo Farah is backing a new and innovative running endurance ...

Dafne Schippers talks about life after sprinting, being the figurehead for the European Indoor Championships, the Netherlands’ medal-winning habit and why she wants to help the next generation ...

We look at why more and more athletics events in Britain are being called off – and the increasing pressure being placed on organisers This winter has already seen a number of events either ...

Dina Asher-Smith has signed up to Grand Slam Track and will be a Challenger in both the 200m and 400m at the Kingston Slam in Jamaica (April 4-6). The Brit, who became world 200m champion in Doha ...

As the inaugural staging of Grand Slam Track approaches, Michael Johnson talks about why he thinks it can bring about the kind of change that athletics needs to be able to grow The national ...

World indoor pole vault champion is part of the GB & Northern Ireland squad set to compete in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, from March 6-9 World indoor champion Molly Caudery will be joined in the ...

George Couttie claimed his first European medal in style at the European Cross Country Championships in Antalya, sprinting to men’s U20 silver in a dramatic finish against Dutch star Niels Laros ...

Mills breaks long-standing championship 3000m record as Scott Lincoln, Morgan Lake, Amber Anning and Neil Gourley also impress on day two at the Utilita Arena Back in 1986 at the old RAF Cosford ...

Kristian Jones won in a personal best of 29:22 in a field of 20,000 runners. The Swansea Harrier, whose time is unlikely to be recognised by Power of 10 due to the event not having a UKA licence ...