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Another call-out for the remarkably consistent, elite performances of Linden Hall over the years, who enters another season of Diamond League💎after her first event back in 2016 Which Australian competing in Shanghai DL💎was the next to start their DL journey after Linden?

A big weekend with the start of the Diamond League💎 season in China🇨🇳, a World Continental Tour Gold event in Japan🇯🇵 & conference championships continue in NCAA🇺🇸 Read about Australian's🇦🇺 competing & what it may mean for their Commonwealth Games hopes trackathletes.ie/articles/a-spe…

Some have been asking about the Commonwealth Rankings and how to find them ... here's a bit of an explainer First step: go to World Athletics website worldathletics.org And thank you to the World Athletics stats team for the work they do 🙏

What makes Gout Gout so fast? Sports biomechanics expert Dylan Hicks breaks down the traits that make Gout the fastest teenager ever in the 200-meter. cbsn.ws/4uIRhEj

What a treat🍬 This is special - first time to see this many Australian🇦🇺 athletes compete in time-friendly Diamond League 🇨🇳 (Saturday from 9pm) Watch out for the preview to be posted tomorrow (look at that women's 1500m lineup 🤯) All the links: trackathletes.ie/meeting/shangh…

In the Discretionary Nominations phase for Commonwealth Games, the Australian Athletics criteria emphasises the importance of an athlete's Commonwealth Ranking, noting the standards were primarily for automatic selections Current rankings (9-May) limiting country entries to 3

Australian🇦🇺 Overseas Results 🔹Lots of Activity at Japanese meets 🔹NCAA Outdoors well & truly underway with Conference Championships starting Want to keep track of your favourite athletes? Add them to your watchlist - just click the star - Easy! trackathletes.ie/Australia/athl…

We've added over 20 new profiles to TrackAthletes, with more to come If you add them to your watchlist (or click on the star) we'll send you an email when they are next competing & all the links As athletes disperse to various events overseas - we'll keep track for you - Easy!

It's no secret that the men's 400m National Record of Darren Clark's (44.38) is under threat But now it's not just 1 or 2 runners, there's potentially 4 runners who are in with a shot at it All 4 race mid-May, when conditions could play a role Who will break men's 400m NR?

We've added a new feature - World Ultimate Championships now has its own page & we'll be tracking athletes' rankings Currently 30 Australians are within quota, but with outdoors just starting up in the north, they'll need to find good meets to build their points Follow along!

@toyamastarchild Yes, a big factor in athletics getting more prominence

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Australia's men's 4x400m relay team scores bronze in time that would have won gold at almost every Olympic Games 👉 nine.social/17xE #Athletics

Age of Australia’s historic record breaking 4x400: Van Ratingen - 24 Holder - 23 Reynolds - 21 Murphy - 22. Scary what this group could do, also have Sherman (44.8 - 22), and good crop of juniors - but imagine adding GG…

@tsv3y3 We knew they were good but I'm not sure many thought this good ... Van Ratingen's 44.40 (unofficial) opening leg in the heat also equivalent to a 43 split (and in the top 20 best opening legs all-time)

Finally got to watch the replay of the men's 4x400. What a finish flush😳 How fast would Murphy's split have been if he weren't pushed wide? Three 43 splits from an Aussie team is just bonkers. #Athletics

Australia🇦🇺 was the only country at the World Relay Championships to qualify all teams for the 2027 World Championships Congrats to the athletes and relay managers 👏👏 (thanks to @timrosen35 for highlighting this) @_zacharygates @jacksongs @abcsport @7sport @SBSSportau @aap_sports

@AthleticsEditz @NLS_TF ok - so I have Holders 43.12 as #9 fastest split ever ..

@athsstats @NLS_TF Yeah, my own viewings (not official): Eppie 44.5 Oratile 44.8 Kebinatshipi 44.0 Ndori 44.2

Pillay 42.7 for me Have quadruple checked it too

🤯WOW🤯 Another unbelievable run from Australia's 4x400 men Finished 3rd in 2:55.20, another 2.1 secs off the record they set yesterday 🔸no team has ever run that fast for 3rd ever 🔸4th fastest country ever 🔸6th fastest time ever Splits 44.86,43.12,43.43,43.79 simply WOW

🔥 WOW What a Championships for this quartet ... an equal Area Record of 37.87, and then in the final from Lane 1 they run the 3rd fastest time ever to finish 4th in a stacked final. In the process qualify for the Commonwealth Games & 2027 World Championships .. sensational!

@timrosen35 I think you’re right … amazing!

Australia are the only country to go 6/6 I believe.