Of the 120 participating Member Federations, Kenya emerged on top.
MoreAs a young role model and a champion of the sport, the 21-year-old is committed to using his platform to encourage the next generation to embrace athletics for fun, fitness and personal growth.
MoreBeatrice Chebet was one of the stars of the Paris Olympics, becoming the only athlete to win two individual gold medals, but earlier in the season she hit the headlines after smashing the world 10,000m record in Eugene.
MoreNow, in a new addition to this year’s awards, a final round of voting – cast by fans of the sport – will take place between 4-10 November to decide who the overall World Athlete of the Year is.
MoreFive world U20 records – set by Biniam Mehary, Mattia Furlani, JaMeesia Ford, Yan Ziyi and Niels Laros – have also been ratified.
MoreGidey was presented with her award during a virtual meeting with Sunil Sabharwal, CIFP Secretary General and World Athletics Executive Board Member.
MoreThe meeting follows Moraa's stunning performance in the World Athletics Championships 2023 in Budapest, Hungary where she clinched Gold Medal in the Women's 800M race.
MoreTuwei, the Athletics Kenya (AK) President won position in the just concluded elections at the 54th World Athletics Congress in Budapest, Hungary.
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