Frerichs and Mu set new American records as the Prefontaine Classic ends. Jamaica makes history in dominant showing in the 100m. Ryan Crouser continues to make 23m look easy.

We’ve reached the final day of competition at the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympics and it did not disappoint. Allyson Felix brings home her eleventh medal to become the most decorated American in the sport. Neeraj Chopra brings India its first medal in 121 years. The U.S. redeems itself in the 4x400m and much more!

Allyson Felix becomes the most decorated female Olympian ever with her tenth medal, while Jamaican sprinters capture gold in the 4x100m relay on their country’s Independence Day. Italy leans for gold and national record and so much more.

Damian Warner captures gold and becomes 4th man over 9000 points, while Ryan Crouser nearly hits record again. Kipsang sets record in semis, U.S. team out of final, no medal in 400m, and more.

Canada finds its star once again, three women dip under the world record as American duo shines bright, Poland continues to dominate the hammer throw, Clayton Murphy fades, Damian Warner leads decathlon day one, and much more!

A historic race saw three men under the world record, two 20-year-olds take the 800m, Duplantis swings to Olympic gold, and so much more.

On a torrential day in Tokyo, athletes overcame adversity to find gold. Valarie Allman captures her first Olympic medal in discus, Jasmine Camacho-Quinn fears no hurdles, Sifan Hassan begins historic march to triple crown and more.

Venezuela’s Rojas smashes another world record, a heart-warming gold medal victory shared, a surprise 100m finish, and China finally takes the gold while making history.

Three finals commence, leading to surprises and sweeps. Poland upsets the U.S., Athing Mu advances to final, Bromell nearly misses semis, Mohammed and McLaughlin make it look easy, and more.

Track and field has officially begun and both the men and women laid down some fast times through qualifying heats. The men’s 10,000m was the only final contested, and it brought a few surprises for some.

Japan declares another state of emergency and bans fan attendance for Games. How this will affect the Olympics this month is questionable.

Newton’s Third Law of Motion states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. After an incredible last few weeks in track and field, that law held true with a gloomy bounce back. News of many of the world’s best women received bans or are ruled out of the Olympics this month.