Moroccan middle-distance great and world record holder
The International Olympic Committee has provisionally lifted its suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee, restoring Russian athletes' access to many international qualifiers ahead of Los Angeles 2028 while leaving decisions on flags, anthems and full national symbols unresolved. Several international federations, including World Athletics, are maintaining bans and legal challenges are being signalled.
Josh Kerr has broken Hicham El Guerrouj’s 27-year mile world record in London and now aims to win Commonwealth gold in Glasgow 2026 with the Commonwealth Mile, while the event shifts to a non-Olympic cycle. He is driving a data‑driven, bespoke kit program to chase 3:42 per mile at the Diamond League before the Games.
British athlete Josh Kerr has broken Hicham El Guerrouj’s 27-year-old mile world record with a time of 3:42.66 at the London Diamond League. The performance caps Project 222, a program of training and gear innovations, and comes in front of a packed stadium as Kerr continues pursuing further middle‑distance targets.
Noah Lyles delivers a world-leading 9.79s in the 100m and confirms dominance as Sha’Carri Richardson wins the women’s 100m; Melissa Jefferson-Wooden defends her 200m title as Olympic cycle shifts with the Ultimate Championships on the horizon.
Josh Kerr has won Commonwealth Games gold in the Glasgow mile final, delivering Scotland’s standout moment in front of a home crowd. The Scotset in Scotstoun, with a world-record backdrop earlier this month, faces tough competition from Wightman and Cam Myers as they chase more medals.
Josh Kerr has won the Commonwealth Games mile in Glasgow, finishing in 3:54.12 to claim a dramatic title ahead of Cameron Myers and Timothy Cheruiyot. The Scot delivered a brutal final lap, crowning a night that also saw Jazmin Sawyers claim outdoor long jump gold.