Trindon Holliday defeats a world-class field in the Tyson Invitational 60 meter dash.

UVM T&F vs Middlebury & McGill

Andrey Silnov - not initially selected in the russian olympic team after only finishing fourth at the russian trials - won the gold medal with a best height of 2.36m. He only just missed 2.42m which would have smashed the olympic record. Germaine Mason of Great Britain was second with 2.34m, and the russian Yaroslav Rybakov was third with 2.34m. Sorry about the stupid commentator and his erroneous comments (eg, Stefan Holm being undefeated for two years!), he knows jack-all about track and field.

Darold Williamson and Jeremy Wariner whooping ass at 2004 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. ----------------------- This video was originally posted by some one else a couple of years back. I couldn't find it on youtube anymore, so I'm reuploading it.

Mens 4 X 400 US Track & Field Relay

www.CompleteSpeedTraining2.com How to run a 200 meter dash for track and field sprinters from Latif Thomas of Athletes Acceleration. Learn how to run the 200m race more efficiently

ノーカット： www.flotrack.org Yakob Jarso of Ethiopia wins the men's 10000 m at the 2009 Japanese National Track and Field Championships. Jarso and Kenyan runner-up Micah Njeru's results were not officially counted as they were not Japanese, so 3rd placer Yuki Iwai was awarded the win and picked up a place on the World Championships team.

Trailer of the documentary about Jamaican athletes. Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell, Shelly-Ann Fraser, Melaine Walker... all the gold medals of Beijing 2008. Producer: Nando Garcia-Guereta (Nice Time). Director: Miquel Galofré. Track and Field. Deggering. Olympic Games. World Record 9.69. Jamaica National anthem. Kingston. Film. award. With Vybz Kartel, Etana, Bugle, Mavado, Daseca...

Learn about the airplane motion in running the 200 meter sprint with expert tips and advice in this free running video on training the 200m sprint. Expert: Darren Storr Bio: Darren Storr is a world class athlete that has traveled the world competing in track and field events. He is currently training for the 2008 Olympics for the Bahamian track and field team in Beijing. Filmmaker: Dustin Daniels

Shortfilm documentary about the next Usain Bolt. Jamaican gold medals in Beijing. Jamaican Atheletes. Track and Field. Olympic Games 2008. Madrid. "Why do jamaicans run so fast?" The true story of Junior Fisher "Fisha". A promising young Jamaican athlete who arrived in Madrid aged 15 thanks to having been awarded a grant to train in Spain. His sports' career buckled when he discovered Madrid's nightlife, yet in the upcoming London Olympics in 2012, Fisha is set to make a stand.

Learn from our expert how to drive, strive, and lift in the 100m sprint from our expert in this free training video on running the 100m sprint. Expert: Darren Storr Bio: Darren Storr is a world class athlete that has traveled the world competing in track and field events. He is currently training for the 2008 Olympics for the Bahamian track and field team in Beijing. Filmmaker: Dustin Daniels

Paraskevi (Voula) Patoulidou, running in lane 5, on 8.6.1992, wins the first Greek track and field Gold Olympic medal, in the 1992 games, in Barcelona Spain, since Spyridon Louis won the Gold in the marathon, in the first Olympics in Athens on 4.10.1896. Voula was also the first Greek female athlete, ever, to reach an Olympic track and field final. When she realized she won the race, she screamed the immortal: "Gia tin Ellada, gamoto" meaning "For Greece's sake, damn it". Spyridon Louis won the 40 Km race in 2hours 58min 50sec. Fellow Greek and favorite for the race Harilaos Vassilakos came second and Gyula Kellner from Hungary was third.

Demo of the documentary about Jamaican athletes. Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell, Shelly-Ann Fraser, Melaine Walker... all the gold medals of Beijing 2008. Producer: Nando Garcia-Guereta (Nice Time). Director: Miquel Galofré. Track and Field. Deggering. Olympic Games. World Record 9.69. Jamaica National anthem. Kingston. Film. award. With Vybz Kartel, Etana, Bugle, Mavado, Malijah, Bob Marley, Big Youth, Daseca...

Oshkosh, Wisconsin was the gathering place for the top track and field athletes in Division III.

On Friday, October 5, 2007, Marion Jones admits to steroid use and lying to federal investigators. The brief press conference was held right after the US District Court hearing where she pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators. ---------- I was a big Marion Jones fan for all these years. And as a fan who wanted to believe in her, this was really tough to watch. I'm really disappointed in her. I don't know what upsets me more, the fact that she cheated, or the fact that she lied about it for so many years. It's unsettling and somewhat frightening to realize just how adept of a liar she was. All those years of looking into the camera and reassuring her fans of her innocence, of passing lie-detector tests, of carrying herself with such poise and confidence. She was so articulate, so intelligent, so charismatic, so beautiful, and so athletically gifted -- you really wanted to believe her and believe IN her. This is just so disappointing. The press conference made me sick to my stomach. This is a dark day for the sport of Track and Field. But at least there's now some sort of answer and closure to the Marion Jones saga. Maybe now track can finally move on, and focus on the current generation of athletes -- the ones who are running clean, are working hard off their own abilities, are honest, and who truly love the sport.

Tyson Gay (born August 9, 1982) is an American track and field sprinter. His primary events are the 100 meters and 200 meters. His personal bests establish him as the second fastest athlete in the 100 meter dash and the third fastest athlete in the history of the 200 meter dash, with times of 9.69 (which is a United States record[1]) and 19.58 seconds respectively. Gay has won numerous medals in major international competitions, highlighted by his gold medal sweep of the 100 m, 200 m and 4 x 100 meters relay at the 2007 Osaka World Championships. This made Gay the 200 m World Championships record holder and only the second sprinter to win all three events at the same World Championships, after Maurice Greene. At the 2008 US Olympic Trials Gay established the US record in the 100 m with a time of 9.77 s, and also ran the second fastest time ever recorded in the 100 m (9.68 s) which was aided by a non-legal wind of 4.1 meters per second (the allowable for official IAAF record purposes being 2.0 m/s). At the same meet, Gay suffered a severe hamstring injury in the 200 m event. The injury persisted and this contributed to his failure to win a single medal at the Beijing Olympics. As a participant in the US Anti-Doping Agency's "Project Believe" program, Gay is regularly tested to ensure that his system is clean of performance-enhancing drugs.

BAYLOR BEARS come to the front with a first and third place finish in the Men's 400 meter hurdles at the 2008 Big 12 Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Boulder, Colorado. Altitude and winds did not stop freshman Robert Griffin from winning with a time of 49.22 seconds. Carol Lewis and Tim Nevernett handle the commentary and event analysis in the booth while Jeff Power does a great job on the field with the athlete interviews for the FSN Network.

Allyson Felix wins the finals of the Women's 200m dash with a time of 21.82 at the United States Track and Field Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon. Finishing second and also qualifying for the Beijing Olympics in August are Muna Lee and Marshevet Hooker. There is an interview and some slow motion. The NBC team of Tom Hammond, Ato Boldon, Ed Eyestone, Carol Lewis, Lewis Johnson and Dwight Stones are on hand as well as a post race interview with the winner by Bob Neuman. NBC SPORTS does a great job, especially with Olympic events!

RECORD TIME: 10.95 seconds in the Big 12 Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Boulder, Colorado. Simone Facey of Jamaica and Texas A&M University wins the event going away. Carol Lewis and Tim Nevernett handle the commentary and event analysis in the booth while Jeff Power does a great job on the field with the athlete interviews for the FSN Network.

The 800m race at the 2007 Track & Field championships. With Andrew Ellerton of Michigan and Ryan Brown of Washington