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Bolt’s coach calls for anti-doping lab

The Jamaican government needs to establish an accredited anti-doping laboratory to protect its world-class athletes from taking contaminated substances, the coach of world record holder and Olympic champion Usain Bolt says.

Buoyant Bolt confident of negotiating trials

Usain Bolt dispelled any concerns over his early-season form by blasting to a convincing victory in the 200m at the Bislett Games.

Bolt runs track record 19.79 over 200 at Bislett

Piqued by suggestions of a possible decline, Usain Bolt responded with a blistering season debut at 200 meters and a new track record at the Bislett Games yesterday.

Bolt and Blake split wildcards for Worlds

Usain Bolt will have to qualify for the 100 metres at this year's world championships after Jamaican officials decided the country's automatic entry into the race should go to his training partner Yohan Blake.

Pune to host the Asian Athletics meet

Pune will host the Asian Athletics Championships, beginning July 3.

Sergei Bubka in bid for IOC top job

Legendary pole vaulter Sergei Bubka, currently president of Ukraine's National Olympic Committee, announced Tuesday his candidacy to succeed Jacques Rogge as president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

Pistorius fined for unpaid taxes

Oscar Pistorius was audited and fined for unpaid taxes after having to declare his assets during his bail hearing, a South African newspaper reported on Sunday as the Olympian prepares for his first court appearance in nearly four months.

Six wrestlers flee tournament to avoid dope test

The Vijender Singh story still fresh in mind, Indian sport was hit by another embarrassment as six junior wrestlers fled a tournament here over the weekend to avoid a dope test.

Sponsorships likely for gay athletes

Jason Collins decision to come out as an openly gay male athlete will serve as a test case for US sports leagues, his future teammates and fans. Not to mention Madison Avenue.

Ahead of IOC meeting, ministry and IOA yet to arrive at consensus

The joint meeting called by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), at its headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, is just 20 days away, but the deadlock between the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) acting president, VK Malhotra, and the sports ministry persists.

Mandeep, Akkunji unlikely to see action

The Athletics Federation of India’s (AFI) plan to utilise the services of the women 400m runners, whose two-year suspension ends in June-July, for the Asian Athletics Championships, may not take off.

Nitender hogs limelight on day one

The country's top-four male runners broke the 14-minute barrier in the 5,000m track event on the opening day of the 17th Federation Cup Senior Athletics Championships  in Patiala.

Emotional run post Boston bombing

Kenya’s Priscah Jeptoo surged clear to win a sombre London Mara­thon on Sunday, as runn­ers paid tribute to the victims of the bomb attacks at the Boston Marathon.

Yohan Blake suffers hamstring injury

Reigning world 100m champion Yohan Blake could be out up to six weeks after suffering a right hamstring injury during the UTech Classic track and field meet in Kingston on the weekend.

Terror times

Yesterday’s Boston marathon was rocked by two explosions that killed three and injured over 100 near the finish line. HT takes a look at similar attacks:
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