Athletics
Tigst Assefa Misses the World Record but Claims Her Third Berlin Marathon Title in 2:11:042026-11-09Tigst Assefa Reaches the Edge of the World Record Before Physical Trouble...
China's Teenage Talent in Nagoya: A Glimpse of Athletics Dominance or a Test of Long-Term Development?2026-11-09China's most significant achievement in Nagoya may not be its medal count, bu...
Eighty Minutes and Four Names: What Vietnam's Women's Athletics Entry Actually Adds Up To at the Asian Games2026-11-07September 27, 2026. The athletics section of the day's schedule at Nagoya...
When the Stopwatch Becomes a Witness: Re-Auditing Bangladesh's Sprint Ledger2026-10-21The 2026 Dhaka SAF Games 100m final was called from a BTV commentary box with...
Nairobi 2029: The Real Scoreboard in Kenya’s Doping FightEarly October 2026. The steeplechase final at Khalifa Stadium in Doha, and in...
Tigst Assefa Misses the World Record but Claims Her Third Berlin Marathon Title in 2:11:04Tigst Assefa Reaches the Edge of the World Record Before Physical Trouble...
China's Teenage Talent in Nagoya: A Glimpse of Athletics Dominance or a Test of Long-Term Development?China's most significant achievement in Nagoya may not be its medal count, bu...
Eighty Minutes and Four Names: What Vietnam's Women's Athletics Entry Actually Adds Up To at the Asian GamesSeptember 27, 2026. The athletics section of the day's schedule at Nagoya...
11.43 Without a Wind Reading: Shanti Pereira Is Through to the Semis, But the Real Question Isn't the Clock—It's the WindWhen the board reading '2' lit up beside Shanti Pereira's name at the finish...
The Missing Year Behind 2:06:01: A Data Audit of the New York City Marathon CoverageAt 2:41 a.m. I stopped the clock, not the scoreboard. When Almgren entered th...
Empty Source, Firm Boundaries: A Case Study in the Verification Chain of Sports ReportingThe Empty File A sports newsroom's work is never only about watching games. A...
Kipchoge Wins Melbourne Marathon at 41, Takes Course Record by Two SecondsEliud Kipchoge once again demonstrated that, in the marathon, the number...
The Empty Ledger: A Nine-Dimension Audit of Bangladesh AthleticsLate September, Liverpool. Two in the morning. A deconstruction report open o...
When the Stopwatch Becomes a Witness: Re-Auditing Bangladesh's Sprint LedgerThe 2026 Dhaka SAF Games 100m final was called from a BTV commentary box with...
The Entry List With an Empty Wind Column: What an Incomplete Results Sheet Actually SaysThe start list that reached my desk last week carried six names, six lanes, a...
AMPHIBIAN: A Blockchain-Era Blueprint for a Human-Scientific Expedition from Greece's Northernmost to Southernmost EdgeOrmenio, the northernmost tip of Greece. Beyond the border, Bulgaria; a few...
The Wind Column Is Blank: Shanti Pereira's 11.43 Is a Ledger Still OpenOn September 24, 2026, the results sheet from Nagoya City Mizuho Park Athleti...
Sri Lanka's Javelin Record: The 92.62 m Claim and Its Incomplete Chain of ProofA press release landed in my inbox, and with it a number — 92.62 metres. Thro...
Two Seconds of Record, Eight Minutes of Truth: Kipchoge's Melbourne Lesson at 41Before his foot touched the grass inside the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Eliud...
Eight Hundredths of a Second: The Ledger Buried Underneath Vietnam's Mixed 4×400m Bronze at ASIAD 2026The photocell at Paloma Mizuho Stadium in Nagoya held two numbers at the end ...
Tigst Assefa Misses the World Record but Claims Her Third Berlin Marathon Title in 2:11:04Tigst Assefa Reaches the Edge of the World Record Before Physical Trouble...
China's Teenage Talent in Nagoya: A Glimpse of Athletics Dominance or a Test of Long-Term Development?China's most significant achievement in Nagoya may not be its medal count, bu...
Eighty Minutes and Four Names: What Vietnam's Women's Athletics Entry Actually Adds Up To at the Asian GamesSeptember 27, 2026. The athletics section of the day's schedule at Nagoya...
11.43 Without a Wind Reading: Shanti Pereira Is Through to the Semis, But the Real Question Isn't the Clock—It's the WindWhen the board reading '2' lit up beside Shanti Pereira's name at the finish...
The Missing Year Behind 2:06:01: A Data Audit of the New York City Marathon CoverageAt 2:41 a.m. I stopped the clock, not the scoreboard. When Almgren entered th...
Empty Source, Firm Boundaries: A Case Study in the Verification Chain of Sports ReportingThe Empty File A sports newsroom's work is never only about watching games. A...
Kipchoge Wins Melbourne Marathon at 41, Takes Course Record by Two SecondsEliud Kipchoge once again demonstrated that, in the marathon, the number...
The Empty Ledger: A Nine-Dimension Audit of Bangladesh AthleticsLate September, Liverpool. Two in the morning. A deconstruction report open o...
When the Stopwatch Becomes a Witness: Re-Auditing Bangladesh's Sprint LedgerThe 2026 Dhaka SAF Games 100m final was called from a BTV commentary box with...
The Entry List With an Empty Wind Column: What an Incomplete Results Sheet Actually SaysThe start list that reached my desk last week carried six names, six lanes, a...
AMPHIBIAN: A Blockchain-Era Blueprint for a Human-Scientific Expedition from Greece's Northernmost to Southernmost EdgeOrmenio, the northernmost tip of Greece. Beyond the border, Bulgaria; a few...
The Wind Column Is Blank: Shanti Pereira's 11.43 Is a Ledger Still OpenOn September 24, 2026, the results sheet from Nagoya City Mizuho Park Athleti...
Sri Lanka's Javelin Record: The 92.62 m Claim and Its Incomplete Chain of ProofA press release landed in my inbox, and with it a number — 92.62 metres. Thro...
Two Seconds of Record, Eight Minutes of Truth: Kipchoge's Melbourne Lesson at 41Before his foot touched the grass inside the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Eliud...
Eight Hundredths of a Second: The Ledger Buried Underneath Vietnam's Mixed 4×400m Bronze at ASIAD 2026The photocell at Paloma Mizuho Stadium in Nagoya held two numbers at the end ...