Last weekend's Anniversary Games in London whetted the appetite for track and field again so here are the potential stars of the World Championships which begin on Saturday

Livid rival Brian Cookson accuses incumbent UCI president of embarrassing 'an entire sport'

He is a tit-for-tat man, deploying a level of argument not out of place at happy hour writes Robin Scott-Elliot

After fastest Para 100m ever on Sunday, some think so – but their slow start is a major obstacle

That the last world record on this track went to a Paralympic athlete seemed a fitting finale to the closing act of the first part of the Olympic Stadium’s life. It has played host to the transformation of a movement and on Sunday it hosted a full-house of 65,000 to celebrate what Paralympic sport has become to this country in the space of a year. Outside the Paralympic Games it is the largest ever audience for such an event.

Debbie Jevans and Sally Bolton have blazed a trail in British sport by being put in charge of rugby's two World Cups, both of which will be held in England. Robin Scott-Elliot asked the questions when they met

No repeat of Super Saturday for heptathlete, who must decide whether to go to Moscow

Record-breaker gets year's best time and fastest of any of the men he'll run against in Moscow

The Last Word: Here people watch sport, from football down, in numbers envied elsewhere

They started filing happily into their seats not long after four o'clock,  having made it past the clowns cavorting at the entrance gates – positioned perhaps in case anyone should be seen daring not to smile – and were still there six hours later, possibly wearied by the endless Britpop pumped around the stadium but still revelling in what was.