Athletics
Reading 9.91: The Ledger of a Record Still Open in Nagoya
Samba-Mayela's Whereabouts Case: The Risk Is Not a Substance, It Is the Calendar
9.91 in Nagoya: How a 'Record' Was Filed With the Wind Column Left Blank
The 0.08-Second Border: Vietnam's Mixed 4×400 m Relay Record at ASIAD 2026 — What Was Won, and the Fissure It Hides
Gaps in the Whereabouts: Cyrena Samba-Mayela's Provisional Suspension and the Silence of a Ruling
Gaps in the Whereabouts: Cyrena Samba-Mayela's Provisional Suspension and the Silence of a RulingA ruling landed on Friday. It carried a name, a category of allegation, and a...
The Paper That Stops a Race: Cyrena Samba-Mayela's Whereabouts Case and the Invisible Ledger of the Track2026, Dhaka, South Asian Federation Games. The accreditation list for the pre...
The September 18 Ledger: A Whereabouts Breach and Cyrena Samba-Mayela's Stopped ClockSeptember 18. I have underlined the date. That habit began in 2026. The...
Samba-Mayela temporary suspension for whereabouts breach: two-year risk, the no-positive confusion, and the wait for AIU's final decisionSeptember 18 does not appear in any result list as a personal best, wind...
The Empty Box Beside 9.91: Puripol Boonson's Asian Games Record, the Missing Wind Reading and the Arithmetic of a One-Man Timing DeskThree numbers burned on my screen after the Nagoya semifinal: 9.91, 0.158, an...
Reading 9.91: The Ledger of a Record Still Open in NagoyaReading 9.91: The Ledger of a Record Still Open in Nagoya The Empty Box The...
Samba-Mayela's Whereabouts Case: The Risk Is Not a Substance, It Is the CalendarThe most important number in a whereabouts case is not written on the track, ...
The Record Without a Wind Reading: Auditing Puripol Boonson's 9.91 SecondsThe scoreboard at Nagoya's Paloma Mizuho Stadium flashed 9.91, and with it Su...
9.91 Seconds and a Missing Wind Reading: What Boonson's Record Says, and What It BuriesThe clock stopped at 9.91 seconds at the Paloma Mizuho Stadium finish line —...
The 9.91 Ledger: The Nagoya Record That Has Not Yet Been Measured([Full English translation provided in the accompanying field])
9.91 and an Empty Box: Nagoya's Record Claim That Hasn't Been Ratified YetPaloma Mizuho Stadium, Nagoya, 25 September 2026. Puripol Boonson crosses the...
9.91 Seconds and a Missing Number: The Incomplete Dossier of Puripol Boonson's Asian Games RecordThe number arrived before the light went. 9.91 seconds. Heat one of the men's...
9.91 in Nagoya: How a 'Record' Was Filed With the Wind Column Left BlankAt 11:04 p.m. at my desk in Dhaka I opened the semifinal sheet from Paloma...
Puripol Boonson and 9.91 Seconds: The Semifinal Record Still Waiting on the AnemometerAt Nagoya's Paloma Mizuho Stadium, the evening light was hanging long when th...
The 0.08-Second Border: Vietnam's Mixed 4×400 m Relay Record at ASIAD 2026 — What Was Won, and the Fissure It HidesVietnam was still ahead when the final leg of the mixed 4×400 m relay began a...