Our last visit to the World Championships was the last for Usain Bolt and Mo Farah too. If you had told us that Mo wouldn’t win and that Bolt would pull up after 10 m we’d have thought that it was going to be a massive disappointment. Far from it. The British silver in the women’s 4×100 relay picked us up immediately after Mo’s disappointment, and Bolt’s injury was missed in the excitement and jubilation of a British gold, so we had a fantastic night. It’s a shame to see the greatest of them all go out so cruelly, though – a great champion and a great character.
Once more with feeling: our third visit to the World Championships
The Irish Guards announce the start of the Javelin Final (we were in amongst the coaches)
Sally Pearson after a surprise victory in the 100 m hurdles
The king and the heir apparent: Mo couldn’t beat Edris in his final championship race
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Reflections on retirement and “only” getting a silver
Just when things were getting flat, the women’s sprint relay did us proud
Desiree Henry cadges a flag
Dina Asher-Smith
Once more with feeling: Usain Bolt warms up for his final race.
Down and out: a cruel end to a stunning career.
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, Chijindu Ujah, Adam Gemili and Danny Talbot win an amazing gold
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake