Watch: Caster Semenya wins 800m gold
Caster Semenya was a consummate winner of the two-lapper as she clocked a personal best and world-leading 1min 55.16sec to claim gold at the IAAF World Championships in London. You may also like
Semenya crowned 800m world champion
Caster Semenya capped a superb 2017 IAAF World Championships campaign for South Africa by capturing the team’s third gold medal in London on Sunday night, writes MARK ETHERIDGE You may also like
Watch: Bolt injured in his last race
Jamaica’s Usain Bolt pulled up injured in the final leg of the 4x100m relay race at the IAAF World Championships on Saturday night. You may also like
Watch: Wayde’s emotional interview
Wayde van Niekerk says he wasn’t given the respect he deserved after winning 400m gold at the World Championships. You may also like
Van Niekerk into 200m final
Less than 24 hours after winning his second IAAF World Championships 400m title, South Africa’s Wayde van Niekerk gave himself a shot at the 200/400m double in London on Wednesday, writes MARK ETHERIDGE You may also like
Van Niekerk lights up London
South Africa’s Olympic champion, Wayde van Niekerk, added World Championships 400m gold to his trophy collection with a consummate victory in London on Tuesday night, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. You may also like
Semenya storms to 1500m bronze
Crashing to the ground at the line, South Africa’s Caster Semenya came close to gatecrashing one of the greatest women’s 1500-metre finals at the IAAF World Championships in London on Monday, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. You may also like
Van Niekerk books 400m final spot in London
South Africa’s Olympic champion Wayde van Niekerk boxed clever once again on Sunday as he booked his place in the World Championships 400-metre final in London, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. You may also like
Watch: Gatlin wins 100m final, Bolt third
Usain Bolt was defeated by Justin Gatlin at the IAAF World Championships in his last individual 100m. You may also like
Manyonga grabs gold at World Champs
South Africa bagged long jump gold and bronze through Luvo Manyonga and Ruswahl Samaai at the World Championships in London on Saturday, while Usain Bolt bowed out of the global athletics scene with bronze in the 100-metre final. You may also like
