In bygone times, the fictitious Ewings drilled for oil beneath American terrain. For their far-flung factual descendant, panning for gold will be the ambition when he lands in the US of A, determined to write himself a story more fantastical than any episode of Dallas.
Mark Munro is clearing his desk this week, decamping from his position as chief executive as Scottish Athletics.
Scottish runner Luke Traynor has been cleared to return to athletics after having his drugs ban slashed from two years to just three months.
Boban Jacdonmi insists Glasgow Rocks are out to prove they’re box office gold when they go primetime on Sky Sports tonight.
STEPH TWELL found the challenge of hitting top gear amid a pandemic had been a step too far after she limped out of the London Marathon.
Forcibly reshaped to sidestep a pandemic, the London Marathon takes place in splendid bio-secure isolation this morning, devoid of fans, of natural ambience, of the spectacle of witnessing the world’s best scamper past myriad landmarks en route to The Mall.
Laura Muir did not just squeeze out her third successive win of the summer last night in Poland. She strangled the life out of her opposition with yet another pulverising finish.
British Athletics could be forced to axe its two Diamond League meetings if it fails to secure a television deal.
An army of British track-and-field legends sat motionless in Manchester as their would-be successors embraced the stage of a UK Championships in a time of no spectators, hygienic protocols and temperature checks at every turn.
Duncan Scott believes he has found the improvements required to be a golden boy in Tokyo this summer, providing the Olympics Games get the green light.
