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The latest edition of the ‘Progression of World Athletics Records’ has been released by World Athletics Heritage, offering a comprehensive look at the history of world records in athletics. Edited by Richard Hymans and generously supported by Mark Takada of Canada, this edition showcases the incredible achievements of athletes who have pushed the boundaries of human potential.

In a message from World Athletics president Sebastian Coe, he highlights the significance of world records in the sport, noting that achieving such a feat is a rare and remarkable accomplishment. With the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, Coe reflects on the few instances where an Olympic gold medal has been accompanied by a world record, emphasizing the magnitude of the achievement.

The book, which spans 669 pages, is available in both printed and ebook versions. To celebrate the publication, World Athletics is giving away 10 printed copies of the book to lucky winners. To enter the competition, participants simply need to fill out a form on the World Athletics website before the deadline on July 8th.

The ‘Progression of World Athletics Records’ serves as a tribute to the athletes who have left a lasting mark on the sport, showcasing their incredible performances and record-breaking achievements. For fans of athletics and sports history, this book is a must-have reference that captures the magic of world records in track and field.