The track community is aghast following the news of Ruth Chepngetich being provisionally suspended by the Athletics Integrity ...

Speaking on the Ready Set Go podcast alongside Justin Gatlin and Rodney Green, Bolt recalled a race against Carter in 2007 at ...

Asafa Powell will have to watch from the sideline as his Jamaican teammates compete in the upcoming Commonwealth Games, but the world-class sprinter says he is happy to be running again after a ...

Asafa Powell, the last man to hold the 100m world record prior to his compatriot Usain Bolt, admitted to a Jamaican disciplinary hearing on Tuesday that he had a hazy knowledge of the World Anti ...

It doesn't hold the same ring as his former title of world's fastest man, but Jamaica's Asafa Powell left Friday's first session of the IAAF world indoor track and field championships with the ...

Asafa Powell looks to finally win first major track & field meet Quick, name the 100-meter sprinter who's dashed down the lane in under 10 seconds more times than anyone in history. Usain Bolt?

Seeking to have his doping ban reduced, Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell was scheduled to have his day in court with international arbitrators on Monday.

Asafa Powell is back on top of Jamaica's sprinting medal hopes ahead of the IAAF World Championships in Beijing.

Former 100m record holder Asafa Powell was suspended 18 months for failing a doping test last June.

These days, the World’s Fastest Man is Jamaica’s Asafa Powell. Earlier this month, he lowered the record to 9.74 seconds at a meet in Italy.

Jamaican sprinter and former 100-meter world-record holder Asafa Powell tested positive for a banned substance at the Jamaican championships in June and was notified on Sunday of the failed test ...

Former 100-meter world-record holder Asafa Powell and Jamaican teammate Sherone Simpson have each tested positive for banned stimulants, their agent told The Associated Press. Powell and Simpson ...