Gay warms up with chilly 100m victory
Tyson Gay got a taste of the tough conditions the world's best sprinters may face at the Olympics next month while winning the 100 metres in 10.03 seconds at the London Diamond League meeting on Friday.
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Gay grinds down Gatlin in Paris
Tyson Gay beat fellow American Justin Gatlin in the 100 metres while Kenenisa Bekele's Olympic hopes were diluted at the Paris Diamond League meeting on Friday as five world season's best were set on the Stade de France track.
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Gay, Gatlin test Paris waters ahead of Olympics
US sprint heavyweights Tyson Gay and Justin Gatlin will go head-to-head in the Diamond League meeting in Paris on Friday.
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Gay and Powell set for head-to-head
Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell will go head to head over 100 metres at the Aviva London Grand Prix on 13 July.
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Gay ruled out of World Championships
American sprinter Tyson Gay will miss the World Championships in Daegu because of a hip injury.
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Powell sets 100m season-best time
Asafa Powell took advantage of Usain Bolt and Tyson Gay's absence to run the fastest 100 metres this year at the Diamond League meeting in Lausanne on Thursday.
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Gay - Defeating Bolt is good for sport
Tyson Gay insists finally getting one over sprint superstar and arch-rival Usain Bolt has provided athletics with a much-needed shot in the arm.
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Bolt from the blue as Usain is beaten
World record holder Usain Bolt lost his first 100 metres final in over two years when he was beaten into second place by American Tyson Gay at a Diamond League meeting in Stockholm.
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Tyson Gay throws down gauntlet at Monaco
Tyson Gay threw down the gauntlet to Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell by powering his way to victory in the 200m at the IAAF Diamond League meet here on Thursday.
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Gay scorches to straight track record
Tyson Gay's speedy dash in Manchester city centre earned him the 200metres world best on a straight track today, with Ireland's Paul Hession in third spot.
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Tyson Gay targeting 100m world record
Tyson Gay believes this summer - with no major global championships scheduled - will offer him the perfect opportunity to break the world 100 metres record.
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Gay equals second fastest 100m time
Former world champion Tyson Gay equalled the second fastest 100 metres time ever on Sunday when he clocked 9.69 seconds at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix.
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Bolt and Gay sail through 100m heats in Berlin
Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt eased through to the second round of the 100m - but it was defending champion Tyson Gay who was the fastest qualifier.
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Gay hits form ahead of Berlin
Tyson Gay again showed he is on track for the world championships, with a brilliant 100 metres victory in Stockholm on Friday night.
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Hession third behind Gay at London GP
American Tyson Gay eased to victory in the 200 metres at the Aviva London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace with Ireland's Paul Hession finishing an excellent third.
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Bolt vows to be ready for Powell and Gay
Olympic double sprint champion Usain Bolt expects fellow Jamaican Asafa Powell and American Tyson Gay to mount major challenges in 2009 but vows he is ready to keep either from taking charge.
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Powell planning to 'put on a show'
Asafa Powell has warned 100 metre rivals Usain Bolt and Tyson Gay he plans to 'put on a big show' at Friday's Memorial Van Damme meeting in Brussels.
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Sprint kings set for Brussels showdown
Olympic champion and world record holder Usain Bolt takes on world champion Tyson Gay and Jamaican compatriot Asafa Powell in a mouth-watering, first-ever 100 metres clash in Brussels on Friday.
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Big guns ease through 100m heats
The three fastest men in history, world record holder Usain Bolt, reigning double world champion Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell, all cruised through their Olympic 100m heats on Friday.
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Gay raring to go
Tyson Gay says he is raring to go as the hype is about to become reality in one of the most eagerly anticipated Olympic 100 metres ever with the American confronting two Jamaicans intent on giving the Caribbean island their first ever Olympic title in the event.