The Sainsbury s Glasgow Grand Prix, a 2014 IAAF Diamond League meeting, has signed up two of the biggest British names in the sport with double world and Olympic champion Mo Farah and two-time world 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu confirming they will...

With reigning champion and recent world record-breaker Genzebe Dibaba opting to focus on the 3000m, this event seems to be Abeba Aregawi s for the taking.

With just two days to go to the start of the 2014 IAAF World Indoor Championships in the Polish city of Sopot, which will be held between 7-9 March, the IAAF website editorial team have put the spotlight on some of the highlights expected this weekend ...

This promises to be one of the most open of the men s events.

Middle distance fans will witness some of Kenya s best athletes in Melbourne later this month at the opening leg of the IAAF World Challenge series on 22 March.

US pair Ajee Wilson and Chanelle Price have enjoyed breakthroughs indoors this winter to occupy the top two positions on the 2014 world list with 2:00.43 and 2:00.48, respectively, after their one-two finish at the US Indoor Championships.

A re-run of last year s 2013 IAAF World Championships is a possibility, with four of the top five finishers from the Moscow final having been entered.

It has been three-and-a-half years since the last 15-metre leap in the women's triple jump and there have been no signs so far this year that the barrier will be broken any time soon.

USA s Francena McCorory and Russia s Kseniya Ryzhova are the joint favourites over two laps of the track.

Up until last month, Pedro Pablo Pichardo and Ernesto Reve had never before competed indoors. Now, the Cubans are among the gold medal favourites for the triple jump in Sopot.