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2026 Summer Grand Prix ski jumping circuit

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Latest: Polish ski jumpers announced for Courchevel Grand Prix

The inaugural 2026 Summer Grand Prix began on 1 August at the Adam Małysz hill in Wisła, Poland, with identical men’s and women’s programmes and a mixed‑team event. The four‑weekend calendar – Wisła (1‑2 Aug), Courchevel

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2026 World U20 Athletics Championships – Ongoing

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Latest: Eugene Hosts 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships

The championships in Eugene have moved from early heats to finals, with several record‑breaking performances. Italy’s Kelly Doualla not only qualified for the women’s 100 m final in 11.36 s but also became the first Ital

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Brazil races (2026) – expanding calendar

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Latest: João Pessoa project ‘Passos na Cidade’ uses running to foster inclusion

The municipal‑park race series that began in June 2026 continues to broaden its calendar across Brazil. Early events included the Corrida dos Parques in João Pessoa, the Copa Internacional de Mountain Bike in Congonhas,

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2026 South American Games venue construction

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Latest: Santa Fe unveils World‑Class athletics track for 2026 South American Games

In late July 2026, the city of Rafaela in Argentina moved toward completing a new sports complex for the XIII South American Games, installing a UCI‑approved wooden velodrome, a homologated BMX circuit and a modern skate

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2026 long jump – Greek record drama, Tendoğlu #1

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Latest: Miltiadis Tendoğlu Reclaims World #1 Spot in Long Jump after 8.66 m Performance

Miltos Tentoglou kept his 2026 long‑jump surge, logging a world‑leading 8.61 m in Monaco (9 July) and an 8.31 m win in Budapest (14 July) before matching the Greek record of 8.66 m at the Stoiximan Greek Athletics Champi

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