The final day of the Olympic Trials wrapped up with more world records and stunning performances you won’t believe.

Day 7 of the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials and all our minds have been blown. Shockwaves are sent across the globe as records fall like rain.

Day 6 brings us closer to breaking more barriers, as high school sensation Erriyon Knighton edges closers to sub-20 seconds, and LSU jumper, JuVaughn Harrison attempts a historical double.

The 2021 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials resumed after a brief hiatus and didn’t miss a beat. Three records fall.

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With so many impressive results and newly minted Olympians, it is hard to believe of those we won’t be seeing the likes of Donavan Brazier, Jenny Simpson, or Shelby Houlihan.

After a stellar Day 1 at the US Track and Field Olympic Trials, Sha’Carrie Richards and Valarie Allman punch their tickets to Tokyo on Day 2. Trayvon Bromell and Keni Harrison impress on opening rounds.

Big first day from the 2021 US Track and field Olympic Trials. Blistering early sprint rounds, well-planned distance runs, and…a world record?

It took a mere two days for 23-year-old Ethiopian, Letesenbet Gidey, to break Sifan Hassan’s new 10,000m world record. Things are heating up and might play out to be a phenomenal competition in Tokyo in just two months.

The 2x Olympic Champion and 4x World Champion had to pull out with a ruptured Achilles tendon in Ostrava last week. Who will bear the crown this summer?

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Travon Bromell, Erriyon Knighton, and Sifan Hassan laid down an epic week of track history. We had the delight of seeing a world record, several world leads, a record snatched from Usain Bolt, and the second-fastest 100m ever.

Famed distance coach Alberto Salazar removed from World Championships and banned from sport.