Athlete Collection (page 20)

Sebastian Coe interviewed at his home in Twickenham - June 1994

KELLY HOLMES BRITISH ATHLETICS TEAM AT LONDON WATERLOO INTERNATIONAL STATION 23/06/1995

Sebastian Coe and friend running along forest trail during training - May 1982 05/05/1982

TESSA SANDERSON, ATHLETE - ABOUT TO DRINK A GLASS OF ORANGE JUICE - 15 / 07 / 1992
TESSA SANDERSON, ATHLETE - ABOUT TO DRINK A GLASS OF ORANGE JUICE - 15/07/1992

TESSA SANDERSON, ATHLETE - HOLDING MULTI-COLOURED UMBRELLA 15 / 07 / 1992
TESSA SANDERSON, ATHLETE - HOLDING MULTI-COLOURED UMBRELLA 15/07/1992

Sebastian Coe at his home in Twickenham 08 / 06 / 1994
Sebastian Coe at his home in Twickenham 08/06/1994

Fatima Whitbread, British javelin thrower at the 1988 UK Athletics Championships, national championship in outdoor track and field for the United Kingdom held at Moorways Stadium, Derby

A team of German amateur runners completed their town twinning exercise the hard way. Instead of using planes, boas and trains to travel from Ettlingen to Clevedon, they ran the whole way

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Steve Cram. August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Alan Wells. August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Womens hurdles. August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Eamonn Martin. 2nd August 1984

South African wonder girl Zola Budd seen winning the 3000 metre race at Central Park in Dartford, Kent. 14th April 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Womens marathon. Sarah Rowell, Priscilla Welch and Joyce Smith. 5th August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Carl Lewis. August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Womens marathon. Joan Benoit. 5th August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Carl Lewis. August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Ade Mafe. August 1984

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Daley Thompson attends an athletics meeting at Walnut, California. July 1984

Athletics at Crystal Palace, fifth invitational meeting, London, Friday 15th September 1972. Our picture shows... David Hemery on his way to winning the 300 metres hurdles, an unofficial distance

Athletics at White City, London, Saturday 12th August 1967. Our picture shows... Jim Ryun of the USA leads the field in the mile

Olympic Games 1972 Munich Germany, Wednesday 23rd August 1972. Our picture shows... John Carlos American sprinter who caused controversy at the 1968 Mexico Games by giving a black power salute

Tom McKean reflecting on past glories and scheming a triple glory bid for the new season. 12th June 1991

Runner Tom McKean arrives home from the 1993 IaF World Indoor Championships in Toronto with his gold medal. 16th March 1993

Middle-distance runner Tom McKean during the Dairy Crest Games at Crystal Palace. 28th July 1989

UK 800 metres champ Tom McKean - set to win his first cap. 21st June 1985

Runner Tom McKean. 19th May 1989

Melanie Moore (right), surges to the front in her heat of the junior girls sprint to give Godiva another winner. Leamington. 4th August 1979

Melanie Moore throws her arms wide and bids for height and length in her long jump competition. 4th August 1979

Melanie Moore (Godiva), Leamington. 4th August 1979

Paul Breed (centre) Coventry based New Zealand athlete, middle distance runner, at specially arranged race so that he could attempt to achieve the qualifying time for the 1990 Commonwealth Games

Paul Breed, (3rd, obscured from view), Coventry based New Zealand athlete, middle distance runner, at specially arranged race so that he could attempt to achieve the qualifying time for the 1990

Kriss Akabusi at Geoffrey Field School, Reading. 8th July 1991

Emil Zatopek arrives for the London meeting. 11th October 1955

Emil Zatopek arrives for the London meeting with his wife Dana. 11th October 1955

Emil Zatopek, 10, 000 metres London v Prague held at White City. 12th October 1955

Emil Zatopek, London v Prague held at White City. 12th October 1955

Gentle giant Geoff Capes, the strongest man in the world, came to Huddersfield today to give a big lift to handicapped children at Holly Bank School

Emil and Dana Zatopek at London Airport, 12th October 1955

Emil Zatopek, pictured in hiding, in Prague. 8th September 1968

Mandale Harriers Athletics Team who will be competing in the National Finals at Alexander stadium, Birmingham, pictured 3rd September 1996

Mandale Harriers Athletics Team, 1st September 1998

Mandale Harriers Athletics Team pictured with their coaches and sponsors, McDonalds and Cleveland Community foundation, 1st September 1998

NECa Annual mens and womens cross country championships at Acklam Grange School, Acklam, Middlesbrough, 11th December 1993

The early leaders in the Guisborough Moors race making their way up Belmangate, are 149 Martin Pearson of Mandale Harriers

Mandale Harriers Under 15 Relay Squad, Circa 1994

Hartlepool 10 mile race. Circa 1983. First three home in the race, from left, Steve Bailey of Burn Road Harriers (3rd), Stephen Sutcliffe of Mandale Harriers (1st)

Go Go Go... the determination shows in the faces of these athletes at the start of a 100 metres heat in the North eastern Counties Championships

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"Unforgettable Moments: A Glimpse into the Athlete's Journey" From the iconic Black Power salute to the solidarity of wearing an OPHR badge, American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos made a powerful statement during the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. Australian Peter Norman stood by their side, showcasing unity in the face of adversity. The Boxer of Quirinal, also known as the Terme Boxer, immortalizes strength and determination through its sculpted form. This ancient masterpiece reminds us that athletes have always been revered for their physical prowess. In 1924, Eric Liddell sprinted towards victory in the Olympic 400m race, exemplifying unwavering dedication and faith. His triumph serves as a testament to both his athletic abilities and his unyielding spirit. A Gilbert's artwork "The Athlete Wrestling with a Python" captures the metaphorical struggles faced by athletes throughout history. Just like this wrestling match against a formidable opponent, athletes constantly push themselves beyond their limits to achieve greatness. During the intense wrestling match between Dan Gable from USA and Kikuo Wada from Japan at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, these two competitors showcased not only their technical skills but also their indomitable willpower. England's soccer match in 1966 brought together passionate players who displayed exceptional teamwork and skill on the field. Their dedication to excellence left an everlasting mark on sports history. Jackie Robinson was more than just an outstanding baseball player; he broke barriers as one of America's first African-American major league players. His daring steal home under catcher Andy Seminick's tag symbolized courage amidst racial discrimination. Satchel Paige stands tall among baseball legends for his remarkable talent and perseverance despite facing segregation-era challenges. He proved that true talent knows no boundaries or prejudice.