athletics

Caster Semenya Won’t Stop Fighting for Her Right to Run, Just as She Is

By Sean Gregory

Women Are Naturally Fitter Than Men, Study Says

By Jamie Ducharme

Usain Bolt Wants to Be the World's Fastest Man Forever

By Rachel Lewis / London

Usain Bolt: Athletics 'Will Die' Unless Doping Stops

By Kevin Lui
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NCAA Pulls Championship Events from North Carolina

The move affects more than just March Madness

By Daniel White September 12, 2016

This Gym Wants You to Get High While You Work Out

Tokers can rip before getting ripped

By Denver Nicks May 26, 2016

Thousands Injured In a Single Chinese Marathon

Paramedics at the race in the city of Qingyuan on Sunday performed first aid more than 12,000 times

By Rishi Iyengar March 25, 2016

Russia’s Former Anti-Doping Chief Dies

Russia was suspended from international athletics last November

By Mark Rivett-Carnac February 15, 2016

State-Sponsored Doping in China Revealed By Athletes

The world athletics' governing body is verifying whether the letter is genuine

By Sports Illustrated February 5, 2016

The Market That Persists In the Waning Chinese Economy

The sportswear trend is seeing a recovery in China

By Michal Addady / Fortune October 7, 2015

IAAF Denies Doping Misconduct

It says it has conducted over 19,000 blood-screening tests since 2001

By Joanna Plucinska August 4, 2015

Drug-Testing Data Suggests Pervasive Cheating in Athletics

The World Anti-Doping Agency will investigate the test data further

By Joanna Plucinska August 2, 2015

USC AD Pat Haden: Docs Confirm NCAA Sanctions Unfair

USC athletic director Pat Haden says private emails between NCAA committee on infractions members that were made public as part of a lawsuit filed by former Trojans running backs coach Todd McNair confirm the school...

By SI / Scooby Axson March 26, 2015
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