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New Years Honours: Meet the people recognised for their work in Dorset
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Our most-read Vault stories in 2022
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US & CanadaKenyan marathoner Diana Kipyokei has been banned for six years and stripped of her 2021 Boston Marathon title for doping and tampering. Her urine sample after winning in October 2021 had traces of triamcinolone acetonide -- an anti-inflammatory prohibited at races when an athlete does not have permission to use it as a medication.See the Story
2021 Boston Marathon winner officially loses title, gets 6-year doping ban
Coverage: 14 sources
Usain BoltBBC Sports Personality of the Year takes place on Wednesday, 21 December at MediaCityUK in Salford. Usain Bolt, 36, is the fastest sprinter in history and retired in August 2017 as a 19-time global champion. He is the only athlete to win both the 100m and 200m at three consecutive Olympics.See the Story
Bolt wins BBC Lifetime Achievement award
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Diamond LeagueThe 2023 Diamond League season will begin with its traditional Doha meeting in May. The season finale will take place in Eugene, Oregon in the United States in September. Two Chinese events return to the calendar after COVID disruptions. Silesia's Kamila Skolimowska Memorial meeting joins the series for the next five years.See the Story
Diamond League to return to China in 2023, finale in U.S
Coverage: 5 sources
AfricaKelvin Kiptum and Amane Beriso won the Valencia men's and women's marathons on Sunday. Both clocked the third-fastest times in history for their events. The women's race was 54 seconds slower than Brigid Kosgei's record time in 2019.See the Story
Kiptum, Beriso win Valencia marathons in rapid times
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
US & Canada · New YorkFor officials of the 52nd edition of the TCS New York City Marathon, seeing nearly 50,000 athletes cross through the starting line at Fort Wadsworth in Staten Island to the sounds of Frank Sinatra’s "New York, New York" was a welcome sight.See the Story
Chebet and Lokedi of Kenya win NYC Marathon races in debuts
55% Center coverage: 65 sources
AthleticsAmerican Sydney McLaughlin and Sweden's Armand "Mondo" Duplantis named World Athletes of the Year. McLaughlin won gold in the 400 meters hurdles in a record-breaking 50.68 seconds in Eugene. The 23-year-old Olympic gold medalist helped the United States to gold in 4x400 meters relay as well.Duplantis is the first pole vaulter to collect gold at the Olympics, World Championships, World Indoor Championships and World Junior Championships.See the Story
McLaughlin, Duplantis named world athletes of the year
37% Center coverage: 11 sources