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Jamaicas two-time world champion Shericka Jackson sealed victory in the womens 200m at the Diamond League meet in Marrakesh on Sunday as she set her focus on this summers Paris Olympics.

The athlete began the season with a victory, winning the 200 metres in 22.82 seconds. The Jamaican became the first woman to win medals in all sprint events, including relays. She expressed her satisfaction. "I think it's good for the first race."

World 800m silver medallist Emmanuel Wanyonyi stepped up to the mile in style, breaking the world road mile record with 3:54.56* at the adizero Road to Records event in Herzogenaurach

It's official. Simeon Birnbaum is a Duck as he race for UO for the first time and while the men of Oregon have had a rough start under Jerry Schumacher's tenure but Rojo wonders if they could actually podium at NCAAs in the near future. Gary "Laz" Cantrell once said women "are simply not tough enough" to finish the Barkleys Marathons but that quote didn't age well. Plus Cam Myers continues to rock down under and two Texas teams led by LSU signees broke the HS 4...

We received an unsolicited piece of Gonzo journalism from LRC visitor, Tim O'Hearn, who attended Millrose. The author remembered Rojo on the podcast saying he wanted to see a subjective writing style applied to track and field.  Even if you think you know what happened at Millrose, you need to read this piece to capture what really happened from the modern track fan.

In our weekly recap, we hand out Millrose Grades, urge the Ethiopians to hold a 1500 Olympic Trials, and rave about Sweden's Andreas Almgren.

For 116 years, the Millrose Games has brought Olympic medalists and rising stars from around the world together for the ultimate showdown in New York City.

World record potential in the middle distances, combined with strong sprints and hurdles fields, highlight the Millrose Games

Gudaf Tsegay, Noah Lyles, Lamecha Girma and Grant Holloway will be among the star attractions at the New Balance Grand Prix

World record-holder Lamecha Girma and 2022 world 100m champion Fred Kerley will make their New Balance Indoor Grand Prix debuts on 4 February