A little over four decades ago, British athlete Sebastian Coe toed the line against the world’s top middle distance runners in the 1500 meters at the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics.

Sebastian Coe is hoping to become the new Olympics chief. He spoke exclusively to DW about his issue with transgender athletes competing in the female category. Sebastian Coe has told DW that ...

Sebastian Coe will set out how he would reform the International Olympic Committee if elected as its new president when he makes a presentation to the organisation’s members on Thursday.

World Athletics President Lord Sebastian Coe has vowed to help Africa’s athletics grow as well amplify the continent’s voice if elected as the International Olympic Committee [IOC] president. The ...

HARBIN, Feb. 12 (Xinhua) -- World Athletics president Sebastian Coe is running for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) with a manifesto entitled "The Greatest Stage on Earth." ...

The key staging post in that battle will play out here in Lausanne on Thursday, where the seven candidates to replace Thomas Bach, including Lord Sebastian Coe, have gathered for their sole ...

Track and field moved toward adopting rules that would place athletes assigned female at birth but have higher testosterone ...

World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe, a candidate running to become president of the International Olympic Committee, said on Thursday his decision to offer prize money to Paris 2024 Olympic ...

World Athletics President calls China a ‘world-class’ host and a key partner in global athletics At the Harbin Asian Winter Games, World Athletics President Sebastian Coe praised China's ability to ...

In a hotel in Paris last week, Sebastian Coe orders a cappuccino before sitting down with MARCA. He arrived on the eve of Lausanne, the Vatican of Olympism, where the IOC is the body that in March ...

And finally there is Sebastian Coe. Arguably the most recognisable name to Australians, and one of the favourites to take over from outgoing president Thomas Bach. "The bookie's favourites are not ...