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Halsall finished fourth in the 50 metres butterfly final

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Britain's medal drought continues as the sprinter finishes fourth at the World Championships

Montiridge (black cap) finishes in front at Goodwood yesterday

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The two stars of the track look set to battle it out for charity

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Sir Bradley Wiggins helped Sky team-mate Sergio Henao to second place overall in the Tour of Poland as Christophe Riblon reprised his Tour de France victory on the Alpe d’Huez to take the stage win in Passo Pordoi Val di Fassa on Sunday.

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Mo and co relive our yesterdays at anniversary games

Bulldozers are coming to iconic venue but they cannot destroy memories

Bennett at the Los Angeles Olympics; his attitude and determination made up for his small stature

Todd Bennett obituary: Silver medallist at the 1984 Olympics

‘He was a hard man,’ recalled Roger Black. ‘He used to love all the barging and shoving’

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

Usain Bolt (left) and James Dasaolu visit the Shard in London

Anniversary Games: British sprinter James Dasaolu claims - 'I belong in Usain Bolt's class'

Britain’s fastest rising man takes on Jamaican – and doesn’t feel out of his depth, he tells Matt Majendie

Scientists have figured out how Usain Bolt broke the world record

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Scientists work out the secrets behind the world’s fastest sprinter’s amazing time

Lukas Podolski and Per Mertesacker pose as Samurai warriors on Arsenal’s pre-season tour of Japan

The Sport Matrix: Friday 26 July 2013

Dasaolu confident as he prepares to race against Bolt

Jennifer Suhr and Kirani James begin parade of Olympic champions

The past, the present and the future will be bundled together tomorrow in the Olympic Stadium.

Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell failed drug tests earlier this month

'Shocked' Asafa Powell vows to return to athletics after failed drug test

Jamaican sprinter tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrine

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