The New York Times – Sports:
Track and field officials were hoping that having the world championships on U.S. soil would help reignite American interest in the sport. But progress takes time.
Category: Hayward Field (Eugene, Ore)
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American Men Win the Silver in the 4×100-Meter Relay.
The New York Times – Sports:
Christian Coleman, Noah Lyles, Elijah Hall and Marvin Bracey settled for silver after a botched handoff exchange.
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Sydney McLaughlin Broke Her Own World Record. Again.
The New York Times – Sports:
McLaughlin, the reigning Olympic gold medalist, won her first world championship in 50.68 seconds at Hayward Field.
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Noah Lyles Is Ready for His Moment This Time
The New York Times – Sports:
At heart, Noah Lyles is a performer. A performer who needs an audience. His 200-meter showdown with Erriyon Knighton will deliver one.
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With a Full Stadium, a Star Sprinter is Ready to Perform.
The New York Times – Sports:
At heart, Noah Lyles is a performer. A performer who needs an audience.
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Jake Wightman Stuns Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Wins 1,500 Meters
The New York Times – Sports:
Jake Wightman of Britain won the men’s 1,500 meters, upsetting Olympic gold medalist Jakob Ingebrigtsen and defending world champion Timothy Cheruiyot.
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Alison dos Santos upset Karsten Warholm in the 400-meter hurdles
The New York Times – Sports:
Warholm, the world-record holder, appeared to be in control much of the race. But it was Dos Santos who was able to find another gear in the final straight away.
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Fred Kerley Leads U.S. Sweep in the 100 Meters at Worlds
The New York Times – Sports:
Kerley won the gold and was followed by Marvin Bracy-Williams and Trayvon Bromell.
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Fred Kerley Leads an American Podium Sweep in the 100-Meters
The New York Times – Sports:
Kerley led an American sweep of the 100-meter dash. He was followed by Marvin Bracy and Trayvon Bromell.