Big things a gwaan @grandslamtrack will debut in Kingston for the inaugural 2025 season #grandslamtrack
Noah Lyles is the most marketable and entertaining track and field athlete, and when you add Junelle Bromfield, you get the ultimate track and field power couple. Watch and listen as they bring the energy with their hurricane home party!
@nojo18 asked, and @junellebromfield said YES! đâšâ€ïž Let the celebrations begin! #Engaged #SheSaidYes #LoveStory #FutureMrAndMrs #HappilyEverAfter
Never a dull moment with đčđč sprint twins! Can you name them and tell me whoâs on the left?
Listen to what Justin Gatlin had to say about receiving a Jamaica jersey from his former rival, Asafa Powell! Itâs not just a giftâitâs a symbol of respect between two sprinting legends. What do you think about this moment between the two? Let us know!
Erriyon Knighton seems to have pulled out of the menâs 200m event at the Brussels Diamond League, as his name no longer appears on the start list.
Ryan Zeze from France is now listed in Knightonâs place.
Knighton, who placed fourth in the 200m final at the Paris Olympics, was heading to Brussels after clocking 19.93 (-0.6) to win in Zagreb.
The 20-year-old began his season at the U.S. Olympic Trials following a no-fault ruling from an independent arbitrator regarding a USADA positive drug test in March. However, the AIU has since appealed this decision.
#brusselsdiamondleague
junellebromfield: âThis is an experience that definitely took me out of my comfort zone. I heard the day before the shoot I was walking in my first ever fashion show đ but just look at me go đ„łđ„łđ„ł thank you @dimmakcollection and @steveaokiâ
Olympic pole vault champion and world record holder Mondo Duplantis triumphed over Karsten Warholm, the Olympic silver medallist and world record holder in the 400m hurdles, in a highly anticipated 100m showdown in Zurich on Wednesday night.
Duplantis crossed the finish line in 10.37 seconds, edging Warholm by a tenth of a second. He had a faster start off the blocks, reached his peak speed quicker, and maintained his form, securing the win with a determined finish.
Aliah Baker after helping Jamaica to GOLD in the womenâs 4x100m #Lima2024
Alana Reid shares her thoughts after winning gold in the womenâs 100m at #Lima2024, marking Jamaicaâs đŻđČ fourth consecutive victory in the event.
Nigerian Ella Onojuvwevwo, with a time of 51.99, will be tough to beat in the womenâs 400m final. Hear what she has to say! #Lima2024