Sha’Carri Richardson was always a star, but she’s in rare early season form and could now be the favorite going into the Tokyo Olympic Games in a few short months. See what she just did…

From an historic 800m to a world record hurdles race. Both Brit Elliot Giles and American Grant Holloway put on a show of epic proportions, leaving us with the question, “How TF could the 2021 indoor season have ended any better?“

World records, American records, NCAA records…oh my! This is easily one of the most impressive modern weeks in indoor track and field history. So much went down, you just have to read to find out more.

2021 just keeps heating up! Ryan Crouser drops a bomb of a first throw to finally take the World Indoor Shot Put Record and caps the night off with another over the old record. To make things even more tantalizing, current American Record holder, Grant Holloway, lights up the short hurdles with a record tying run, thus proving we’re in for one hell of a year for track.

A year later and Covid-19 is still laughing in our faces and taking away our desire to see competitors from around the world battle it out for supremacy. It begs the question: Will Tokyo 2021 still happen? Here’s our thoughts…

2021 has already graced us with the first senior track and field record. Huges Zango of Burkina Faso popped off the triple jump of a lifetime and became the furthest indoor jumper all-time, first to go over 18m, and first world record holder from his country. Lookout Tokyo!

After being banned the last several years for doping, Russia now faces further charges which could get them banned indefinitely from international competition.

The IAAF announces it will be removing several more events from the 2020 lineup to help ramp up viewer “excitement“ and speed up broadcasted contests.

With a rise in transgender athletes in sports across the globe, the IAAF enacts new policy in an attempt to role with the tide and level the playing field.