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Thank you to the RSG family East NCAA Regionals Favor Ashe, Auburn and the NCAA mens Arkansas putting the world on the map Anti Sex Beds West NCAA Regionals Do we really look for COMPETITION anymore? Prefontaine Classic Jakob vs Josh Christian Coleman and the mens 100M Kenny and the 200M Sha’Carri and Elaine Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce Apperance Fees The British Civil War Donovan Bailey vs Michael Johnson

Carry the weight of a nation is never easy, especially when you turn pro at 17. Remembering Deon Lendore, a friend, mentor, and so much more, we learn about Jereem dedicating a year and dominating in his name. Making the move to train in the US, and building a pathway and legacy for those who are up next! 

Another busy weekend on the circuit from ATL, LA, and Rabat. We saw Noah break the American Record, Simbine show why he's not just the fastest African but now has the world lead. Sydney showing out and dropping dimes, and Kyree King winning his home race. Plus, why it's hard to run in Rabat, and De Grasse coming up short.

Kung Fu Kenny put everyone on notice, and this Olympic season continues to entertain at the highest level. The Sprints are super competitive and right now it's wide open. Shoutout to Christopher Morales, he's deserving of the success and we salute him. Should Justin come out of retirement? Plus, would Andre De Grasse make the continental team for North America?

Live from the Bahamas we have Ferdinand Omanyala, the Kenyan Sprinter and African Record holder in the 100M. Quick to remind Justin that he was in the 9.77 race. We talk about how he pioneered sprinting in Kenya, the transition from rugby to sprinting. Looking up to Simbine, and now building the blueprint for future sprinters in the continent. Plus, his training regiment and why it's not the traditional way of training. Did you know he is a police officer? 

Changes in Track and Field are needed in our sport and its refreshing to see Gabby Thomas and Alexis Ohanian partnering to launch the 776 Invitational, a women’s-only tack meet. Michael Johnson secures $30M for new track league, Michael Johnson only wins Gold Medals at the Olympics and has been synonymous with the sport since the 80s. Michael Johnson can create transparency in our sport and lift our athletes up with this huge legacy play! For far too long our sport has lacked transparency and has had a stranglehold on progress, with agents and shoe companies hidden agendas. This past weekend we had a lot of track to follow from the Diamond League to Bermuda, we saw many former Olympians in action, but when it comes to the 100M, Christian Miller has the world lead with his 9.93. Next up, World Relays.