Plus it will serve as the debut for Eilish McColgan. Whose left for the other majors? We tell you. *MB: 2022 London Marathon women's field is out and it will feature a record 5 sub-2:18 and 8 sub-2:19 women.

Plus thoughts on pacers in the men's 5,000 final and will an American man win a distance medal at Worlds?

Lyles and Knighton were both brilliant, but it was the veteran Lyles who prevailed in the US 200m final in 19.67 to Knighton's 19.69, pointing across Knighton's chest on the way in.

The men's 1500 was tactical and Cooper Teare still won. Sinclaire Johnson blew everyone away in the women's 1500 and Evan Jager has never been so happy to lose a race in his life.

The HSer came up just short of the final after running 1:47.00 as the heavy hitters in the men's and women's 800s as well as women's steeplechase all looked good save for Isaiah Jewett who was eliminated.

The big shocker was Cole Hocker, America's 1500m sensation in 2021, went home in round 1.

The big shocker was Cole Hocker, America's 1500m sensation in 2021, went home in round 1.

Sha'Carri Richardson only ran 11.31 and didn't make it to the semis at USAs.

Will Sha'Carri win US title #1, will Sydney McLaughlin get another WR, will Allyson Felix make the team, will Erriyon Knighton arrive as the man or will Noah Lyles hold him off, and who wins the men's 110H battle between the world's top 3? *MB: Which sprint event is your #1 for USAs, we count down and preview our top 10.

We break down the 800, 1500, steeple and 5000 for you.

There aren't many locks for the team this year in Eugene, which should make for a thrilling US championships.

Brazier has a bye to Worlds so only needs to run one round in Eugene to make the team but he may not run Worlds if a case of bursitis in his right foot doesn't improve.

Our big thoughts on the 2022 Paris Diamond League meet where SAFP blasted a 10.67 and Winfred Yavi moved to #4 all-time in the steeple.