The Inside Track – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, Eilidh and Susan look back at the diamond league final and give their take on the 2024 athletics season as a whole. 

The two discuss their favourite moments both from a Scottish point of view and internationally, the low moments, biggest stories, disappointments, memorable moments and lot’s more! 

As always, enjoy. 

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In Episode 20 of The Inside Track, Eilidh and Susan look back at the Paralympics and the Scottish performances, most notably the 5 medals won by Sammi Kinghorn, which included her first Paralympic Title in the T53 100m.

They also discuss the pros and cons of post champs racing, focusing on the Scots who are still competing including Jemma Reekie, Josh Kerr and Eilish McColgan. 

Other talking points covered this week include, Mondo Duplantis v Karsten Warholm racing over 100m, the inclusion or exclusion of Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone from the Brussels DL final and lastly they ask their listeners to send in their favourite athletics moments from the past year. 

Twitter - @EilidhDoyle @SusanEgelstaff
Instagram - @eilidh400h

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In the latest episode of The Inside Track, Eilidh and Susan look back to The Night of the 10ks and that amazing performance from Megan Keith, which stamped her passport for the Olympic Games.  

The two also look back at the Eugene Diamond League. 5 Scots competed at the event, which included an impressive victory for Josh Kerr over current Olympic Champion, Jakob Ingebrigsten, continuing their ongoing rivalry.

Notable performances covered also include, an Olympic qualifier from Erin Wallace, an impressive 400m from Brodie Young and a welcome return from Zoey Clark.  

Twitter - @EilidhDoyle @SusanEgelstaff
Instagram - @eilidh400h

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Eilidh and Susan are back with another Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games special and their guest for this episode is, Commonwealth Swimming Champion, Hannah Miley. 

On the first night of the games, Hannah brought the house down after winning the 400m IM, an event which would normally be at the end of the swimming schedule, was moved to the opening night in Glasgow because of Hannah's expectation of winning gold. 

In this episode, Hannah speaks candidly about the pressure and expectation she felt in the lead up to that performance, the doubts that lingered, the bond and the relationship she had with her dad and the relief when everything came together when it mattered. 

A brilliant insight into one of Scotland's best ever swimmers. 

Twitter - @EilidhDoyle @SusanEgelstaff
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Eilidh and Susan are back discussing all things athletics and the 2024 season, looking ahead towards the Olympic Games.  

They look back at the opening races from Josh Kerr and Laura Muir, Nick Percy's magnificent Olympic qualifier, the Scots who performed at the London Marathon and the opportunities facing those headed for the World Relays. 

As well as the discussing athlete performances, Eilidh and Susan also give their opinions on the recent news that Olympic Champions (in Athletics) will now be awarded prize money...and lots more. 

As always, enjoy, share and feedback! 

Twitter - @EilidhDoyle @SusanEgelstaff
Instagram - @eilidh400h

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In episode 2 of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games specials, Eilidh and Susan sit down with Lynsey Sharp and relive her emotional and dramatic silver medal performance in the 800m. 

We hear how Lynsey's build up and preparation for the final was far from ideal and what was behind her "Get out strong, commit" mantra. 

As well as looking back at 2014, we hear about Lynsey's career as a whole, the highs and lows, where she candidly talks about the drama that followed her event, her decision to retire and lot's more! 

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In the first of a special series, Eilidh and Susan are joined by Commonwealth Champion Ross Murdoch, to look back at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, 10 years on. 

On the dramatic opening night of the games, Ross Murdoch won a surprise gold medal in the men's 200m breaststroke ahead of the poster boy of the games, Michael Jamieson.

In this episode, Ross talks about his preparations and lead up into the games, the shock of winning and the crazy chaos which followed that. Ross also opens up about his experiences of imposter syndrome and how he has come full circle from being the youngster in the team to the stalwart supporter of his team-mates. 

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In this episode, Eilidh and Susan review the World Indoor Athletics Championships, including super Josh Kerr, Jemma Reekie claiming her first senior medal, Laura Muir and the surprise star of the show, Scottee the mascot! 

As well as the world indoor champs, Eilidh and Susan also look back at Guy Learmonth's selection drama, delight in the return of Eilish McColgan and highlight the Scots who may be targeting the World Athletics Cross Country Championships, which take place at the end of the month. 

Enjoy! 

Twitter - @EilidhDoyle @SusanEgelstaff
Instagram - @eilidh400h

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In the latest episode of The Inside Track, Eilidh and Susan look back at last weekend's British Indoor Championships, discuss their highlights and review all the action. They also look ahead to the World Champs and preview the Scots who will be looking to make the podium. 

In a new feature, Eilidh and Susan discuss athletics topics which are off the track. This week's topics include the proposed changes to the long jump and the bubbling rivalry of Jakob Ingebrigsten and Josh Kerr. 

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As the first lot of results start to appear, Eilidh and Susan look ahead to the 2024 indoor season and discuss who they think will be the big performers and the ones to watch ahead of the World Indoor Championships coming to Glasgow. 

Twitter - @EilidhDoyle @SusanEgelstaff
Instagram - @eilidh400h

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