Athletics - IAAF World Athletics Championships

Fri 24 Aug 2007 to Sun 02 Sep 2007

Venue:  Nagai Stadium

Location:   Osaka, Japan

IAAF World Athletics Championships.






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Linus Thornblad wins the Men's High Jump at the IAAF World Athletics Final, 2006 (gettyimages.com)


Since its inaugural event in Helsinki in 1983 the IAAF World Championships has grown in stature and the 2007 event takes place in Osaka Japan. This years event is sure to be a mouthwatering prospect especially as it comes a year before the 2008 Olympics in China.



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Bershawn Jackson of USA on his way to victory - IAAF World Championship, 2006 Listen
Free live audio from the 2007 World Championship courtesy of the official IAAF website.
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Women's 100m hurdles race - IAAF World Athletics Final 2006 View
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Paul Kipsiele Koech of Kenia crosses the finish line to win the men's 3000m Steeplechase race - IAAF World Athletics 2006 View
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Mitchell, Lewis and Burrell, Tokyo 1991 View
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