Disgraced former Olympic and world champion Justin Gatlin says he has turned a corner and is not looking back.

TV Guide

Friday 03 September 2010
18:30SS7Samsung IAAF Diamond League: Zurich, Weltklasse Zurich

Sports Poll


Was SA's third place on the table at the African Championships a disappointment?
Yes - we should always top the table
No - we didn't send a full-strength team, and Games like these are not our focus

Gatlin not looking back in anger

Disgraced former Olympic and world champion Justin Gatlin says he has turned a corner and is not looking back.

Oscar expects to comfortably make...

South African 400m runner and double amputee Oscar Pistorius's dream of reaching next year's worlds and London's 2012 Games burns brighter than...

Gay wins in Zagreb

American sprinter Tyson Gay ran 9.92 seconds to win the 100m at the Zagreb World Challenge, leaving Jamaican rival Nesta Carter trailing in...

Semenya aiming for gold in New Delhi

World champion runner Caster Semenya has set herself a goal of winning the 800m gold medal at next month's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi,...

Usada bans distance runner Lukezic

The US Anti-Doping Agency has suspended retired distance runner Chris Lukezic for two years for refusing to take an out-of-competition doping...

Sprint rival Gay 'hates my guts' -...

Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt believes that American sprint rival Tyson Gay "hates" him because of his dominance in major championship...

Elite athletes sign up for 10km...

Some of South Africa's top runners will compete for honours in the Johannesburg leg of the Spar Women's 10km Challenge in Randburg on October...

Gatlin goes quicker, Semenya flops in...

Former Olympic 100m champion Justin Gatlin continued to improve in his comeback from a doping ban when he ran 10.09 seconds on Tuesday but...

USADA suspends US sprinter Jelks

American sprinter Mark Jelks was slapped with a two-year suspension for violating anti-doping rules which oversee how out-of-competition tests...

Njui, Hara win Hokkaido marathon

Kenya's Cyrus Njui enjoyed his debut marathon victory with Japan's Yumiko Hara winning the women's race in the Hokkaido marathon on Sunday.

Sports Talk



Gary Sobel (Physio)
Comrades Training - September 2010
Having completed your first official 10 km race, you are now 'on the road'. Whereas in August you...

Guest Column
London to put cash before flash
The 2012 London Olympics are financially robust and have the full backing of Britain's new...

It appears that you don't have Flash Player installed.