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Christian Coleman v Su Bingtian? Laura Muir v Genzebe Dibaba? British great Colin Jackson picks the races to watch at the weekend's World Indoors.

The IAAF World Indoor Championships Birmingham 2018 gets under way on Thursday 1 March and you can follow all the action on the IAAF website and its associated platforms and channels.

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Fans from the following territories and countries can tune in to coverage of the IAAF World Indoor Championships Birmingham 2018 from 1-4 March.

Hurdler Dai Greene says winning a medal at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games would mean more to him than any previous achievement.

In August last year Christian Coleman travelled to London hoping to make his mark on the global stage in Usain Bolt's big farewell race. Seven months on from the young US athlete's breakthrough silver medal 100m run ahea...

Pavel Maslak will face an uphill battle in his ambitions to become the first three-time 400m champion.

With only one hundredth of a second separating them at the USA Indoor Championships, Courtney Okolo and Shakima Wimbley head to Birmingham among the favourites for 400m gold.

Following his swift 1:44.21 African record and world-leading performance in New York at the start of February, Kenya's Emmanuel Korir will head into the competition as one of the gold medal contenders.

Two former winners of the title head to Birmingham occupying the top two places on the entry list.

Genzebe Dibaba has already made her mark on the indoor track at Arena Birmingham. Back in February 2014, the diminutive Ethiopian demolished Meseret Defar's two mile world best with the 9:00.48 figures that still stand t...

The stage is set for a thrilling 3000m battle on the final day of the championships as several men look equally capable of storming to glory in a race where team tactics could come into play.

The women's 3000m has the makings of being the event of the championships.

Birmingham has hosted its share of international summit meetings. Add to that list this weekend's gathering of some of the best women's 60m hurdlers in history.