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The Diamond Trophy: A closer look
With the Diamond Trophy embarking on a tour of the world this season, it's time to take a closer look on the trophy itself, what it stands for, how it is made and who created it.
Rabat: 5 things we learned
The Diamond Race is now firmly underway after the Diamond League's first ever pit-stop in Africa. Here's everything you need to know in the aftermath of Rabat.
Oslo: Pole Vaulters To Rule The Air
The pole vault competition at this year's ExxonMobil Bislett Games on 9 June promises to be one of the most eagerly anticipated encounters of the IAAF Diamond League season
Eugene: Pre Classic Men's 110 Hurdles Ready to Cook Again
The men’s 110-meter hurdle field gives the Prefontaine Classic all the ingredients needed for another thrilling race as the heat is turning up in preparation for the Rio Olympics.
Eugene: New Stars to Battle Experience in Dynamic Pre Classic 400 Hurdles
Two athletes who came out of nowhere to earn their first major medals will be surrounded by four multiple medalists in the Prefontaine Classic men's 400-meter hurdles.
Lausanne: Bondarenko And Barber Up For Some Great Action
In 2013 and 2014, the men’s high jump was one of the most exciting events at Athletissima. The main entertainer of this extraordinary show was Bohdan Bondarenko, who already won at both the Shanghai and the Rabat meets this season.
Rabat: Samaai Flies to Victory
The men’s long jump proved to be the top field event of the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Rabat with Rushwal Samaai jumping 8.38m to equal the African all-comers’ record and his own personal best on Sunday (22).
Rabat Press Conference Review
Missed yesterday's press conference? Here's a quick review of the highlights from our live social media coverage.
Rabat: 5 things to look out for
As Africa prepares to host its very first IAAF Diamond League meeting this Sunday, here's some essential Diamond Race knowledge for you ahead of Rabat.
Stockholm: Four Kenyan World Champions at BAUHAUS-galan
Kenya have postponed their Olympic trials by two weeks, to the end of June. BAUHAUS-galan in Stockholm is taking advantage of this decision and will host four World Champions from the East-African nation previously primarily known for its long distance runners.