13 (Xinhua) -- Faster competition, brighter stars and a longer global season -- World Athletics President Sebastian Coe says the inaugural Ultimate Championship offers a glimpse of where athletics could be heading. "We are an innately conservative sport," Coe said at a media roundtable in Budapest on Sunday.
13 (Xinhua) -- Faster competition, brighter stars and a longer global season -- World Athletics President Sebastian Coe says the inaugural Ultimate Championship offers a glimpse of where athletics could be...
"We are an innately conservative sport," Coe said at a media roundtable in Budapest on Sunday.
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13 (Xinhua) -- Faster competition, brighter stars and a longer global season -- World Athletics President Sebastian Coe says the inaugural Ultimate Championship offers a glimpse of where athletics could be heading. "We are an innately conservative sport," Coe said at a media roundtable in Budapest on Sunday. by sportswriters Zhou Xin and Chen Hao BUDAPEST, Sept.
by sportswriters Zhou Xin and Chen Hao BUDAPEST, Sept.
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