SIR Chris Hoy and Great Britain's cycling team proved their thirst for glory remains undiminished with a dominant display at the Track World Cup in Manchester.

PAULA Radcliffe revealed her challenge for a fourth ING New York City Marathon title was undone by a tendon injury.

ATHLETICS: New Scottish Athletics chairman Frank Dick believes Eilidh Child can lead the way to a new generation of medal prospects after the Perth-based 400 metres hurdler pi

YOU THINK you know where you are with Seb Coe, but then England's Olympic deity throws in a curveball, a nugget of information that seems designed to make you take a step

AS THE clock struck midnight, Laurier Primeau took over, officially, as the new head coach of Scottish Athletics. There is, says the Canadian, no time to waste.

SIR Chris Hoy led a Great Britain one-two-three in the men's sprint on the second day of the Track World Cup at the Manchester Velodrome.

MARATHON world record holder Paula Radcliffe has dropped a hint she will try for a second baby next year ahead of her final bid for Olympic glory in 2012.

EILIDH Child was named as Scottish Athlete of the Year last night at the sport's annual awards in Glasgow after breaking into the 400 metre hurdles elite.