Russian Doping Whistleblowers Yuliya and Vitaly Stepanov are our special guests to talk about their decision to turn on the Russian doping machine. Plus John Capriotti is out at Nike and we look at the final Diamond League meets.

The good, the bad, and the ugly from the WADA report.

The IAAF corruption case just got weirder as French newspaper Le Monde reports that Diack told French police he needed the money to fund opposition to Senegal's then-president, Abdoulaye Wade, during the country's 2012 elections. *MB: Diack confesses to soliciting bribes from Russia.

Everything Lamine Diack touched should be investigated but this is the first formal news we've seen that Eugene 2012 is part of the investigation.

Don't have time to read all 323-pages of the blockbuster report? Don't worry. We've got you covered with the 12 best points.

The details are very amusing and depressing.

(updated with videos) The customary pre-meet press conference was quite interesting. G. Dibaba, Sally Pearson and Ashton Eaton all revealed whether they're going for the $50,000 world record bonus this weekend. Speaking of Pearson, 8-time global hurdles gold medalist Allen Johnson said Pearson is "the best - not one of the best" and "probably the best hurdler I've ever seen in person." Bruny Surin said he thought a Brit - yes, a Brit (James Dasaolu) - would have broken the 60m WR had he not been injured. All of that plus Pentathlon world record holder Nataliya Dobrynska of the Ukraine talks politics, cross-country as a winter Olympic sport and does the mayor of Sopot read LetsRun.com?