Power Rankings: Part 2

Key Narratives as Olympic Field Takes Shape

Christian returns from break to give a synthesis on how the Olympic field is taking shape. Julien Alfred, Sasha Zhoya, Nickisha Pryce...who are the athletes poised to make a mark at Paris plus spotlighting Keely Hodgkinson and Matthew Hudson-Smith. The Olympics are just days away...

U.S. Olympic Trials Part 2

The hurdles deliver fireworks with Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Rai Benjamin, and Masai Russell. Tara-Davis Woodhall books her ticket in the long jump. Meanwhile, Kenny Bednarek is "one his case" to Lyles in an unforgettable 200m race as the rest of the Paris Olympic team is set.

U.S. Olympic Trials Part 1

Sha'Carri wins Gold in a new WL while the excitement in the 400m for Women's & Men's builds Kendall Ellis, Quincy Wilson, Michael Norman, and Quincy Hall. Lyles secures his ticket to Paris in the 100m as his triple crown hopes remain alive. On the distance side, Cole Hocker delivers yet another scintillating kick at the Olympic Trials in a meet record victory

Countdown to Paris 2024

This week, Christian gives a breakdown of the Euro Championships: Marcell Jacobs' 100m gold, Karsten Warholm another sub 47 second 400m hurdles, Femke Bol's new world lead, and is Alexander Doom a medal favorite in Paris? Next up is a spotlight on two high schoolers with promising Olympic team potential: Quincy Wilson and Christian Miller. Finally, he touches on some international performances that are clarifying the power rankings as the Paris Olympics are less than 45 days away.

Power Rankings: Part 2

Christian finishes his power rankings, touching on who is favored to win Olympic medals in the sprints. Then he recaps notable performances from NYC Grand Prix and NCAAs including Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone scaring the American record, Noah Lyles' 200m debut, Nickishia Pryce’s Collegiate Record, and McKenzie Long’s triple crown in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m.