The Olympic champ Kirani James (GRN) again proves he’s the fastest, winning with a meet record at 44.02 seconds. Lashawn Merrit (USA) was .58 back in 2nd.
Allyson Felix (USA) just seemed to run out of gas in the final stretch as Amantle Montsho (USA) picks up the first win of the season at 49.88, .31 seconds faster than Felix.
At the start of the Diamond League season, Michael Tinsley (USA) gets the win over his fellow countryman Bershawn Jackson by .2 seconds, at 48.92 seconds
Tyler Clary cruised to victory with a time of 4:24.90, winning by 1.47 seconds over Scott Weltz.
4×200 relay world champion Matt Mclean holds off his relay teammate Michael Klueh, who charged in the last lap, to win .26 seconds.
Newly-crowned 400m freestyle Olympic champion Katie Ledecky (USA) posts the world leading time at 4:05.21, winning by a big 6.51 seconds.
Jeremy Wariner talks about making his return back to the track since his glory days at Baylor in 2004.
The former world champ Jeremy Wariner finished with a winning time of 45.82. Wariner seemed to win the race easily after his biggest competitor, Bershawn “Batman Jackson” suffered a leg injury during the race.
Ebonie Floyd talks about getting the win today after race favorite Mary Wineberg took a hard fall.
Mary Wineberg came into this race as one of the clear favorites but tripped and fell after her shoe collided with winner Ebonie Floyd. Floyd finished with a time of 52.02.
Melanie Costa Schmid (ESP) holds off Chloe Sutton (USA) by .02 seconds to win the Women’s 400m Freestyle championship.
In the Men’s 400m individual Medley, Daiya Seto (JPN) wins his first championship title at 3:59.15, by 1.35 seconds.
Last season in the long course, Hannah Miley (GBR) took silver. This season in the short she scores the gold by .19 seconds over the Olympic Champion Ye Shiwen (CHN).
Setting a new Paralympic record at 46.68 seconds, Oscar Pistorius (RSA) wins gold again. Americans Blake Leeper and David Prince took 2nd and 3rd.
To the delight of the home crowd, the Borlee Brothers (Kevin and Jonathan) finish 1st and 2nd, and with the help of race drop outs, Kevin wins the DL title.
In the Women’s 400m Freestyle S6, Simmonds gets the gold with a time of 5:19.17, 5.29 seconds faster than the old World Record. Victoria Arlen (USA) came in 2nd.
Olympic champ Sanya Richards-Ross wins the 400m by .12 seconds over Amantle Montsho (BOT), who took home the Diamond League title due to better placing throughout the season.
Not only did the rain ruin David Rudisha’s (KEN) plans for a new world record, but Mohammed Aman (ETH) beat him by .28 seconds and secured the Diamond League title.
Angelo Taylor (USA) wins at 48.29 seconds, but Javier Culson (PUR), with four previous wins, takes home the Diamond League title.
Angelo Taylor (USA) gets his first Diamond League win of the season, barely holding off the newly crowned 400m junior champ, Luguelin Santos (DOM), by .03 seconds.
Kirani James (GRN) finished with a time of 44.37, beating second place Santos (DOM) by .66 seconds.
Spencer finished with a time of 53.49, beating out teammate Melaine Walker by .25 seconds, in the 2012 IAAF Diamond League Lausanne.
The newly crowned Olympic champ, Sanya (USA) gets her second Diamond League win, at 49.89 seconds, moving her into 2nd in the Diamond League.
Michael Tinsley (USA), the Silver medalist from London, gets the better of the Olympic Champ, Felix Sanchez (DOM) by .43 seconds in the Men’s 400m hurdles.
The American women swept the relays as they won gold at 3:16.87 in the 4x400m, winning by 3.36 seconds.
For the first time in 60 years, Team USA loses the 4x400m and has to settle for silver, .33 seconds behind the Bahamas team who won at 2:56.72.
Kenya’s David Lekuta Rudisha celebrates his win in the men’s 800-meter final during the athletics in the Olympic Stadium at the 2012 Summer Olympics, London, Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012. Rudisha set a new world record with a time of 1:40.91. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) By Nick Mulvenney LONDON, Aug 9 (Reuters) – David Rudisha lit up […]
Lashinda Demus (USA) takes the Silver at 52.77 seconds, .07 seconds behind the new Olympic Champion Natalya Antyukh (RUS).
Javier Culson (PUR) was undefeated all year until Felix Sanchez (DOM), the 2004 Gold medalist, came back to win by .28 seconds over American Michael Tinsley. Culson ended in 3rd place.
Grenada wins their first ever Olympic medal thanks to the current world champ, Kirani James, winning the Gold at 43.94 seconds.
Richards-Ross won her first individual Olympic gold medal in the Women’s 400m. She won with a time of 49.55 seconds and her teammate DeeDee Trotter took 3rd.
By Neil Maidment LONDON, Aug 6 (Reuters) – Grenadian teenager Kirani James continued his remarkable rise on Monday when he stormed home smoothly to take the gold medal in the men’s 400 meters at the London Olympics. James, 19, coasted to victory in a time of 43.94 seconds, half a second ahead of the Dominican […]
In their first match, Ryan Lochte got the better of Michael Phelps in the Men’s 400m Individual Medley. Lochte grabbed the win at 4:05.18 while Phelps fell off the podium in 4th place.
United States’ Ryan Lochte reacts after finishing first in the men’s 400-meter individual medley swimming final at the Aquatics Centre in the Olympic Park during the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Saturday, July 28, 2012. (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa De Olza) By Julian Linden LONDON, July 28 (Reuters) – Michael Phelps suffered his first Olympic defeat […]
In a stacked race, Jonathan Borlee (BEL) gets the win by .02 seconds over the world champ Kirani James (GRM); LaShawn Merritt (USA) doesn’t finish.
For the sixth straight time, Team USA is the junior champs, winning in a time of 3:03.99; Poland surprised with a second place finish, just 1.06 seconds behind.
For the sixth straight time, Team USA is the junior champs, with a time of 3:30.01, coming in just 2.96 seconds faster than Jamaica.
Janieve Russell (JAM) gets the win at 56.62 seconds, as Shamier Little (USA) crashes hard on the final hurdle.
Defending champ Christine Ohuruogu (GBR) beats Diamond League leader Amantle Montsho (BOT) by .14 seconds.
In the non Diamond League race, Kirani James (GRN) gets the win at 44.85 seconds by .10 seconds. Tony Mcquay (USA) finished third.
Javier Culson (PUR) wins his 4th Diamond League race this season at 47.78 seconds. Angelo Taylor (USA) was 3rd and Bershawn Jackson (USA) was disqualifued for a false start.
Montsho gets her second win of the season at 49.77 and leads the Diamond League with 12 points. Christine Ohuruogu was 4th.
Diamond League leader Javier Culson (PUR) sets a world leading time of 47.78, holding off David Green (GBR) by .06 seconds.
The current World Champ, Demus heads for the Olympics, posting a time of 53.98 seconds. Georganne Moline and T’Erea Brown will be joing her, as Tiffany Williams fails to get back on the Team, finishing 4th.
Tinsley gets the surprise win at 48.33 seconds, and heads to London with defending Olympic champ Angelo Taylor, and Kerron Clement. Bershawn Jackson finished off the team in 4th.
Uceny heads to her first Olympic games with a 4:04.59 win. Joining her will be the now two time Olympians Shannon Rowbury and the reining World Champ Jenny Simpson.
Allison Schmitt gets the win and a ticket to London. She’s joined by Chloe Sutton, an open water swimmer from Beijing, who will now complete in the pool.
LaShawn Merritt, the gold medalist from Beijing, wins another American title at 44.12, and heads to London with Tony McQuay, Bryshon Nellum. Former champ Jeremy Wariner was 6th at 45.24.
In the Women’s 400 meters, Sanya Richards-Ross, the Bronze medalist from Beijing, will lead the Americans, Dee Dee Trotter and Francena McCrory, in London.
Luguelin Santos, who is only 18-years-old, blew the older competition away, finishing with a time of 45.24.
In the Men’s 400m hurdles, Culson (PUR) scores another win with the world leading time of 47.92 seconds.
In the Women’s 400m, Amantle Montsho (BOT) gets her first win of the season, at 49.68 seconds, giving her the points to take the lead, Debbie Dunn (USA) was 3rd.
Olympic 400m gold medallist LaShawn Merritt ran down world champion Kirani James to win the 400 in 44.91 seconds.
Richards-Ross (USA) gets the win in the Women’s 400m, beating World Champ Amantle Montsho (BOT) by .23 seconds.
Kaki (SUD) gets the win, as he holds off Aman Mohamed (ETH) by .03 seconds; Nick Symmonds (USA) finished third.
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