Mary Milanoi

The debate over sprinting greatness between Usain Bolt and Noah Lyles continues. Bolt's world records and showmanship set a new standard, while Lyles represents a new era with digital presence and self-expression. Liberian sprinter Fahnbulleh offers fresh insights on the two stars, highlighting Lyles' work ethic and impact in the sport.

John Korir, inspired by his brother Wesley's Boston Marathon win, became a world-class marathoner himself. In 2025, he won the Boston Marathon with the fastest time since 2011. His historic win, embraced by Wesley, marks the first time relatives have won the prestigious race. John plans to donate part of his prize to the academy his brother founded, supporting young athletes. His message to aspiring runners: be patient, trust in yourself, and believe in your dreams.

Two-time World Champion Anderson Peters is in Kenya to build up his form for the season. Despite a slow start, he aims to consistently reach the 90m mark in javelin throw. Inspired by Kenyan Julius Yego, Peters is on a journey to break records and make history for Grenada.

Kenyan track and field fans celebrate historic national men’s 4x100m team qualification to 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Star performance breaks 42-year drought, led by talented athletes Omanyala, Mweresa, Baabu, and Onyango. Jamaica faces disqualification after back-to-back mishaps. Excitement and anticipation build as athletes prepare for the upcoming global showpiece.

After a competitive athletics career, 800m icon Janeth Jepkosgei shifted her focus to mentorship and established a training camp for junior athletes. One of her mentees, Emmanuel Wanyonyi, rose to become the world's fastest man over 800m, winning Olympic gold and transforming his family's lives.

The men's 800m event in 2024 redefined middle-distance running with athletes inching closer to Rudisha's 1:40.91 record. Young stars like Wanyonyi lead the chase, while others like Arop impress in unexpected races. Rudisha reflects on the impact of lucrative races and believes Wanyonyi has what it takes to break his record, leaving a lasting legacy in the sport despite personal setbacks.