Kerron Stewart on career highlights and life after competitive athletics
The recently-retired Jamaican sprinter, who won three Olympic and six world medals during her career, reflects on her time on the track and shares her future plans
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Author: Stuart Weir
Caster Semenya is far from finished
The South African has had another unbeaten year over 800m and, despite the imminent new IAAF rules on testosterone levels, she intends to race for another 10 years
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Reflection by Dawn Harper-Nelson
The recently-retired 2008 Olympic 100m hurdles champion looks back on her athletics career
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The 2005 world 400m hurdles champion and Olympic medallist reflects on his career as he retires from competitive athletics
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In the senior women's race, Emily Hosker Thornhill was first Brit in fifth, one place ahead of Ireland’s Fionnuala McCormack who was making her first competitive appearance since the arrival of daughter Isla in October.
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Birhanu Balew and Meskerem Mamo were the senior winners, while England’s Zak Mahamed and Grace Brock claimed U20 titles at the NI International Cross Country today.
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