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"We're revolutionizing the track landscape," said four-time Olympic champion Johnson, who is now a BBC athletics pundit. American Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, the Olympic and world 400m hurdles champion, has been announced as the first athlete to join the league. "I firmly believe that this is the step forward that track needs to take it to another level," she said.

"Before today I was a bit worried that I hadn't run under 10 seconds yet (this season), but it’s part of the game and now I have done it twice," said Jacobs. "In the heats I had a really good start, the last part was average. In the final it was the other way around, so now we need to put the pieces together."

Italians are smiling again 😂😂 . Please don’t make them go nuts on internet again. The rest of the world had enough of it after the “wonder” in Tokyo 🤣🤣🤣

Expressing his disappointment on Instagram, Bromell wrote, “Hate that I have to miss it but I have to listen to my body. We will all be tested in life. Grateful God continues to give me the strength to fight. I will not give up!”

"She's a firecracker, she's entertaining," said Crouser, who is also the world record holder in the shot put.

It's Neeta and not Nayta.

It's NEETA and not NAYTA.

Asher-Smith told BBC Sport: "That felt amazing, we are definitely trying new things before the Olympic Games. Obviously, we are looking to absolutely do amazing in Paris." Neita said: "To finish the championships with a gold medal with these amazing ladies, it’s just an incredible feeling, really electric and I really have a good feeling going into Paris."

"This is way too early for me and less than 24 hours since the last race," said Hodgkinson, 22. "I felt good - I think today I wanted to be a bit more where I was comfortable with on the pace. "A couple of the girls were saying thank you afterwards because they got PBs."

"I’m lost for words right now, I'm really not happy with that. I know I was capable of that gold," Neita told BBC Sport. "I gave everything I had. I think I ran a season's best but it was not enough and honestly, I’m disappointed. "I’m not going to be too negative because I’ve won a medal and it’s a great achievement but I really wanted that gold."

"Words can't even come close," Mageean told RTE Sport after being asked what victory meant to her. "Everybody back home knows how long I have been doing this, how hard I have been trying. I've had so many times when I've come off races and not felt the way I am today."

"Even six months ago winning European silver would have sounded crazy. I was unranked, unsponsored, and had a 1500m personal best of 4:06," Bell said. "To see where I am now, I am very proud of myself, and I am excited for the future."

Is she doping as FloJo too?

What a shocking quality AI audio, full of butchered Kenyan and Ethiopian names and other grammar disasters, used in a video to celebrate something as wonderful as a world record broken by over 6 seconds, by such a modest and talented young woman. Sports Channel directors for the sake of a one-minute video you could have had a human read the script, no way to grow your channel

they had Jakob as unbeatable well he`s definitely not that he doesnt sprint well he has a very economical style and a great engine he will be a sitting duck if he cant run the kick out of Josh Kerr

"To be running what I am now and knowing that I have a couple more months of training before the Olympics is very exciting going forward," said Muir, who began her outdoor season by running 3:56.35 for fourth place in Eugene last week. "It is all about August this year. That is when I need to be at my best."

“My coach and I have been working on execution throughout the month, and tonight, the work that I put in has paid off,” said the 23-year-old, who was contesting his first 100m of the year. “It is a tremendous feeling as last year I didn’t compete due to injuries. This year, I’m happy to get a personal best and win in front of my Jamaican fans.”

"Preparation has been going well," he told BBC Sport. "I knew anything was possible. The time was a bonus. "I don't really care about times, I care about victory and preparing for the Olympics. Times are temporary, medals are forever. I'm healthy. Last year I had tendonitis in my Achilles. The goal is the Olympics. "It was bittersweet last year, so close to the gold. If I can stay healthy anything is possible."

"She broke the 60. That was a goal of hers," Biles' coach Cecile Landi said afterward. "Very happy with her routines, [her] attitude. Everything looked really good."

“It's a progression,” McLaughlin-Levrone said in her trackside interview. “Shaking the rust off after two years, I’ll take a 52.7. Things to work on, we haven’t had much hurdle practice, so there’s a lot to improve.”

“Honestly a no now is a no forever like I deserve to be in the race, I deserved to be in the race last year and after my little temper tantrum I guess on Twitter, I actually was offered a spot in Jamaica and then I ended turning it down because at this point in my career, I fought for a lot of things over and over again and I deserve what I deserve and it is what it is." The American hurdler noted that, however, she will still be going to Jamaica for vacations and she still loves her fans from the Island.

“If you guys want to know what my motto is this year, my motto is 'I’m that girl,'” Chiles told a small group of reporters, including Olympics.com, earlier this year at a USA Gymnastics media summit held during the squad’s February national team camp in Katy, Texas. “I feel like I’ve proved enough to this world that I feel like I don’t have to express a lot. “I don’t have to change anything,” she continued, “and I can just be authentic to who I want to be. If you don’t like, you don’t like it. If you don’t want to ride with, you don’t have to ride with me.”

Keely is a great runner and so is Athing Mu. And we will have them for a long time. There is one thing I dont like about Athing MU she is running to little, just like Sidney M. That is not good for the sport. They are getting the wrong adwise. Theys are paid millions to run on the tracks, not only to train. They are great stars and we will see them on the track.

What a great run. I am so happy that we have 2 young atlets at the same age and are running fast. And we will see them several years to to come.

Cool AI voice, bro!

Richardson told Olympics.com she was apprehensive ahead of 100m season debut, saying, "I would not be human to say that I wasn't nervous. But, as my coach said, use that nervousness as motivation. "Honestly, I feel great about my race. I feel like I'm continuing to grow and develop as a mature young lady, a mature athlete." When asked about what her next couple of weeks would looks like, she replied, "Grinding, focusing, growing and getting ready for Trials."

Hodgkinson said afterwards, "I knew I was in this kind of shape coming into it, but it doesn't really matter when you're racing these girls - it's all about what they're going to do, what are you going to do... all that tactics and stuff. "I just learned to enjoy it. I think that's a bit part of it and I just can't wait to keep coming out here, producing good times, producing good races and just being consistent. And I think that final in Paris is going to be insane. But I just hope to be a part of it and really challenge for the top place."

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He said afterwards, "I feel like I'm in the best shape I've ever been in and I feel like now it's just mentally putting it all together and doing what I know I'm capable of on race day. "Every race is different. I was happy I was able to execute today, come out with a win, and we'll go back to the drawing board and be better next time."

gang sound a little bothered. If he wants to sell tickets and have the type of power that Noah does then do multiple events. We see as the he's the worlds best hurdler. We know that. But he need to venture to other events to prove his supremacy. Just like Syd, Just like Alyson, Just like Noah. And yes I know he was talking about the fairness of it all but in my opinon Noah has showed his capability of being versitle in his event of choice. He proved that by winning the 100m at Worlds. He earned the right to hop in on another event.

Congratulations girl

"Pretty amazing," said Harper. "I was feeling pretty honoured to get the selection for synchro but to now be able to go for the individual event, I'm so proud."

"Number seven - that sounds amazing," said Cockroft. "Every title at this point is a relief. I watch my team-mates and see the excitement and the happiness, and I want to respond like that but when I cross that line it is a sigh of relief because I am the one with the target on my back. “The 100m is the hard one, so I am delighted to win the title, and I am looking forward to the 800m and relay now."

In the tweet, Holloway said: “Call a spade a spade…Noah Lyles sells tickets and Grant Holloway doesn’t…lol.”

"We set out a plan and we put it into motion, and we ticked all the boxes," he said. "There is still a lot to work on with the performance even though it is early in the season. "I am so happy with how the competition went. My body is battered now; I think I celebrated a bit too hard on the 2.04m clearance. "It is so good to see so many new faces in the competition. The field was stacked and it is amazing to see the sport is evolving and see the young whipper-snappers coming up and teaching us old dogs how to do it."

At a news conference on Friday before the Diamond League event the athletes were asked about their relationship. "If we take a step back and look at it, it's good for the sport," said Ingebrigtsen, citing the “hype and attention” around their rivalry and how it could generate attention. Kerr, however, says he doesn’t care about ruffling up rivals. “We are fierce competitors who both want to be the best in the world and that's not going to change,” he said. "I'm here trying to be the best in the world. I showed I could do that last year and I want to continue that pursuit. "If that annoys people or ruffles up competitors I am sure it will because the whole world is trying to do what I am doing. "I don't really care how this race affects anyone else. It's going to affect my season and my career and that's the selfish way that I look at my racing because it's an individual sport."

Other players set to be involved are Jack Grealish, Lewis Dunk, Jarrad Branthwaite, Jarrod Bowen, Anthony Gordon, James Maddison, and Ivan Toney. Luke Shaw, who has been battling fitness issues, has been deemed fit enough to join the initial squad.

"I'm in really good shape so I was hoping to get a quicker time today," said Asher-Smith. "Clearly I've got some stuff that I've got to work on so I’m going to go back to Austin [Texas] and work on them, but I'm happy to have won here in Jamaica."

"With 200 to go I thought she [O'Keeffe] had got the best of me but I rounded the bend and the crowd went insane," Keith said. "The atmosphere was incredible. The crowd carried me. I stayed relaxed and I'm so happy. Hopefully the good times keep coming. "Winning gives you confidence but also the way I won. I'm very happy with how it played out."

“I’d say it’s a rivalry…definitely not friendship, I don’t think any of the 100m guys are really friends. We all are very cordial, you know, we all know each other and we’d say hi and keep it moving. “It’s different in the 200m though, I feel like everybody is a lot closer and in the 400m everybody’s friends but in the 100m I don’t know, everybody wants to be friends but it’s okay because you know that’s the mindset you just have to go having into the race but we all respect each other,” Lyles said.

Abi Galpin has become the first woman from Guernsey to go under 55 seconds for the 400m.

"I came here praying and hoping for the win," said Neita. "To come out here and win it, in a decent time, in such a strong field, I feel really confident going forward."

Fluke win 🤷‍♀️

Show some highlights man

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"It's all about consistency and building the right momentum," Benjamin mentioned post-race.

“I think back to 2012, when I won it for the first time as a 24-year-old. I am very proud to be here 12 years later, reflecting on a year that brought me and my fans a lot of excitement and success,” Djokovic said. “The Laureus mission of using sport as a power for good has been changing lives for 25 years and embodies the values of its founding patron, Nelson Mandela. I want to add my support to Laureus Sport for Good and the work they are doing to transform lives around the world.”

The God she trusted and honored in public will help her.

“Without a nationality, you feel nothing. Even when you compete, you cannot be on a podium. But now I feel like I have a country. I know where I am going. Now I am competing like everybody else,” says Abaroge, who finished 62nd in Belgrade.

"God will show how good I am, I have prepared very well and I am sure I can beat the course record," she said. "Regardless of whether it is London or Berlin, it will not change my strategy at all."