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Men's 4x400m Relay - FINAL
With Jamaal Torrence’s scintillating second leg breaking the race wide open, the U.S. took the men’s 4x400m Relay title, clocking a world-leading 3:06.79 to close out action on the track at the 12th World Indoor Championships. -
Men's 800m - FINAL
At 18 years and 262 days Abubaker Kaki Khamis became the youngest ever World Indoor champion when winning a superb 800m final this evening in Valencia. -
Women's 1500m - FINAL - WORLD RECORD
This was always likely to be the race of the championships and it did not disappoint as Yelena Soboleva bettered her own World indoor record mark** by a monster 0.34 posting 3:57.71.
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Women's 4x400m Relay - FINAL
Russia maintained one of the greatest winning streaks in global athletics by taking their eighth successive gold medal in this event, although they were pushed much closer than many expected.
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Men's Triple Jump - FINAL
It took Phillips Idowu a new British record 17.75m to claim his country’s first gold medal of the championships after his team-mates secured no fewer than four silvers this weekend.
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Men's 3000m - FINAL
It shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone that the first time a major global title would be transferred between siblings, that the family name would be Bekele. With a dominating second half performance Tariku Bekele succeeded older broth Kenenisa as World Indoor 3000m champion. -
Women's High Jump - FINAL
Such was the working intensity of the members of the international press this afternoon that the power went out over the media tribune on a number of occasions. In much the same way Ruth Beitia who carried realistic Spanish medal hopes in the women’s High Jump at these cham... -
Women's 800m - FINAL
It was billed as the battle between Maria Mutola and Mayte Martinez. Mutola the gold-laden Mozambique superstar bidding for an unprecedented eighth World Indoor 800m title and the Spanish darling Martinez, the 2003 World Indoor bronze medallist, and home hopeful. -
Men's Heptathlon - 1000m - FINAL EVENT
2005 World Decathlon champion Bryan Clay (USA) had absolutely no problem in the last event of the World Indoor Championships Heptathlon the 1000m, and grabbed his first major indoor championships win with a total of 6371 points, a personal best and world lea...
