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Stedman Claims Thrilling Long Jump Silver Following Appeal - Vimarsana News

Stedman Claims Thrilling Long Jump Silver Following Appeal

Following a successful appeal of his sixth round jump, Will Stedman concluded an unforgettable 2024 Para Athletics World Championships in Kobe by winning a long jump T36 silver medal today courtesy of an Oceania record leap of 5.85m (0.1).

Track and field to be first sport to award prize money at Olympics with Paris gold medalists receiving $50K - Vimarsana News

Track and field to be first sport to award prize money at Olympics with Paris gold medalists receiving $50K

World Athletics announced on Wednesday that it will be the first international federation to award prize money beginning with this summer's Olympic Games in Paris, France.

World Athletics To Award Prize Money At The 2024 Paris Olympics - Vimarsana News

World Athletics To Award Prize Money At The 2024 Paris Olympics

The World Athletics Organization has announced prize money of $2.4 million for the gold medalists at the 2024 Olympics.

Source: forbes.com
The road to Paris for a World Champion who made her Paralympic debut at 16 - Vimarsana News

The road to Paris for a World Champion who made her Paralympic debut at 16

Róisín Ní Riain has already made a positive start to a Paralympic year by winning five gold medals in Australia.

Source: the42.ie
From the dominant archers to Virat Kohli's new benchmark – The Field's highlights from 2023 - Vimarsana News

From the dominant archers to Virat Kohli's new benchmark – The Field's highlights from 2023

As the 2023 season comes to a close, the writers from Scroll’s sports desk list their sporting highlights from the year gone by.

Source: scroll.in