Track Stats
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- Editorial comment - An over-view of Paris 2024
- UK athletes placed 4th to 8th at the Olympics - Mike Dagg-Jenden
- Team scores at Paris 2024 - Trevor Clowes
- World records for almost every day of the year - Brian Hatch
- Etienne Desmarteau, Canadian Olympic Champion at the 56lb weight - The Editor
- Afro-American women athletes up to 1948 - John Brant
- Josef Klein, Czech all-rounder at Cambridge University
- Early development of the discus throw in modern times - The Editor
- Denys Milne, post-War Scottish discus thrower
- European Championships 2024 team scores - Trevor Clowes
- Frank Phillipson, Lakeland pole-vaulter - Neil Shuttleworth
- Jack Sanders and other half-milers of the 1920s - The Editor and John Edwards
- Progressive British 1500m performances at major meetings - Trevor Clowes
- Florence Pengelly and Evelyn Webb, race walkers of the 1930s - The Editor
- Betty Franklin and Beryl Randle, post-War race walkers
- A.A. Milne's modest athletics career
- A spectator's review of the 2024 European Championships - Ian Tempest
- Scottish athletes who were also rugby internationals, since 1945 - John W. Keddie
- The Paris Olympic repechage - middle-distance - Mike Dagg-Jenden
- The Paris Olympic repechage - the sprints - Stuart Mazdon
- Book Reviews: Olympic Moments from "The Times" and Ron Jones's autobiography - The Editor and Keith Morbey
- Chasing the wind in discus's "Throw Town" - Guy Dirkin
- Mary Decker-Slaney's US records finally beaten in 2024 - Mike Dagg-Jenden
- George Martin, distance star of 1895
- Photographs from the Rome 2024 European Championships
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- Editorial Comment: Poles apart - the tragic destiny of Donyetsk
- Wilma Rudolph and the 1960 Rome Olympics day by day
- The 1960 Rome Olympic Marathon
- The origins of the Ancient Olympic Games - Dave Terry
- Malcolm Nokes, England's hammer pioneer - Ian Tempest
- American women's distance-running, Part III - 1957 to 1960 - Mike Dagg-Jenden
- Charles Towne and the unbeaten Oxford & Cambridge Tour of 1937 - John Edwards
- Norman Read - New Zealand's Olympic walking champion of 1956 - The Editor
- The World Indoor Championships in Glasgow - Brian Hatch
- Progressive British 800 metres performers at major meetings - Trevor Clowes
- Nellie Halstead - Britain's record-breaking runner of the 1930s - John Brant
- George Bonhag (USA) and the 1906 Olympic race walks - The Editor
- Osaka Marathon 2024 - poster by Yusuke Nakamura
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- Editorial Comment - Paris 2024 and the future of the Olympic Games
- How did Eric Liddell win the 400m in Paris, 1924? - John W. Keddie
- A poetic prelude to the imminent Olympics - Keith Morbey
- Wilfrid Tatham, middle distance Olympian of the 1920s, and hurdler - John Edwards
- Stanley Fuller, sprinter for Britain at the 1932 Olympics
- Fred Reid, British international sprinter of the early 1930s - The Editor
- Edgar Bredin, quarter-mile world record holder in the 1890s - Peter Lovesey
- Fred Bacon's hour record of 1897 - Keith Morbey
- Ten year averages - Richard Hymans
- The origins of relay racing - Peter Lovesey
- Frank Sugg, Test cricketer, League footballer, "rarely beaten shot-putter"
- Captain T.D. Phelan, Irish holder of the Egyptian hurdles record - Cyril J. Smyth
- Britain's longest lasting mile records
- The tragic life of Irene Royse - The Editor
- Phyllis Richards, Birmingham Atalanta's half-miler
- GB medallists at the Olympic Games - Mike Dagg-Jenden
- Ian Barratt, pole vaulter of multiple nationalities - The Editor
- . . . and other Rhodesian athletes
- The opening decade of sub-four-minute milers
- Robert Wilkinson, John Duus . and Guy Dirkin - John Edwards, Neil Shuttleworth
- Hugo Wieslander, 1908 Olympic javelin-thrower
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