The spotlight was on Hayward Field this weekend, as the world’s best gathered for the iconic Prefontaine Classic to put on a show for the 4th of July. Fireworks were not the only spectacle of the weekend, as athletes lit up the track and field with multiple meeting and national records.

Rabat will host the third leg of the 2026 Wanda Diamond League season. Scheduled for May 31, 2026 - Rabat promises to host intriguing sprint and middle distance fields with stars like Kenny Bednarek, Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Shericka Jackson slated to start.

Team USA is locked and loaded for the 2026 Kujawy Pomorze World Championships. 57 athletes will wear "USA" on their chests to fight for gold.

On Friday, March 20, the world’s top track athletes will gather in Kujawy Pomorze, Poland, for a shot at global gold at the World Indoor Championships.

A thrilling showdown awaits in both the men’s and women’s 3K races at the USATF National Championships on Saturday, February 28.

The stars are out and the stakes are high at the USATF Indoor Track & Field Championships. From world leaders to record holders and rising young talent, this year’s meet is loaded with headline performances across the track and in the field.

The Lausanne Diamond League meeting shook up the standings and raised the stakes for several top American athletes.

Qualifying for the World Championships through the Diamond League Final is straightforward in concept, but far from easy in execution. For some athletes, it will mean adjusting their original season plans and doing some strategic math to earn enough points to make it to the Final in Zurich.

The 2025 Last Chance National Qualifier at Boston University is scheduled for Sunday, March 2.

Yared Nuguse set a new World Record in the indoor mile at the 2025 Millrose Games in 3:46.63, taking this third Wanamaker Mile championship in a row in the prestigious event. Ethiopia's Yomif Kejelcha (3:47.01 in 2019) had the previous all-time mark.

Grand Slam Track announced on Wednesday, the signing of Olympic 1,500m Gold Medalist Cole Hocker and Bronze Medalist Yared Nuguse.

HONOLULU (07-Dec) – On January 1, Yared Nuguse posted a training photo on Instagram with the caption "2023 is the year of growth, plan accordingly." Twelve months later, those plans went even better than the 24-year-old American middle-distance runner could have hoped for.

Yared Nuguse was only an eight year-old schoolboy on summer vacation when Alan Webb ran the still-standing American mile record of 3:46.91 at a small meeting in Brasschaat, Belgium.