Powell will line up in the 60 against World 100H champ Omar McLeod while Natoya Goule is in the 800. The 3000 has Emma Coburn vs Aisha Praught Leer.

Centro and Murphy both brought it in the 1000m and Murphy was too good and got the win.

Bolt crushed it despite a terrible start. Video of race.

Distance highlights included Jamaica's former NCAA champ Natoya Goule winning the 800 in 1:59.38 from Justine Fedronic (1:59.86) and Rachel Johnson taking the steeple in 9:46. In sprint action, winners included Asafa Powell (100 - 10.01), Queen Harrison (100H - 12.72), Steven Gradiner (400 - 44.62), Phyllis Francis (400 - 50.92), Jeshua Anderson (400H - 48.88) and Ashley Spencer (400H - 54.51). *MB: American Track League Atlanta Discussion Thread *Sanya Richards-Ross Carried Off Track After Pulling Up With Hamstring Injury It was also a rough day for DeeDee Trotter who had to receive treatment for an asthma attack and Lolo Jones who was a DNS with injury.

Asafa Powell won the 200m in 20.45, Elain Thompson had a super quick 10.71 wind aided 100m, Shaunae Miller a wind aided 22.14 200m, and Alexa Efraimson dominated the 1500m in a meet record of 4:08.37.  

Trayvon Bromell showed he's clutch. Asafa Powell showed he's not. Theisen-Eaton and Brittney Reese came up huge as well for gold

The competition between these two sprinters is taken off track as an online poll settles their debate.

We had the Diamond League finale and the 5th Avenue Mile last week, but there was a ton of other interesting news and we break it down for you.

Robby Andrews was 5th in the 1500 and Katie Mackey 6th in the 3000.

Bolt looked horrible after stumbling in the semis but he showed the resilience that makes him the Greatest of All Time by running 9.79 in the final to edge Gatlin by .01. Gatlin led most of the way but he couldn't hold his form once Bolt caught him in the final 10 meters and had to settle for silver.

Molly Ludlow ran 1:59.05 to finish runner-up while Erik Sowinski was 5th in the men's race (1:46.95). Asafa Powell got another easy 100 win in 9.87.

What will Tuka do coming off his huge 1:42 victory in Monco? Will 1:57 woman Buchel keep her almost perfect season going? Asafa Powell highlights some decent sprint races.

Lomong got the win in 7:42.19 to Lagat's 7:42.75. Andy Bayer was 6th (7:48.49). Switzerland's Selina Buchel took the 800 in 1:59.21, beating Chanelle Price by .03.

A lot of Americans competing including Bernard Lagat, Will Leer, Ben Blankenship, Garrett Heath, Lopez Lomong, Andy Bayer in the 3000, Charles Jock, Chanelle Price, Molly Ludlow, Gabriele Grunewald in the 800s. Also Melissa Bishop, Jenny Meadows and Lynsey Sharp. Asafa Powell and Yohan Blake are both in the 100, albeit in different heats. *Live Results

Asafa Powell, Nick Willis, Sally Kipyego and Dejen Gebremeskel added to the meet that already includes Bernard Lagat, Jenny Simpson and Mary Cain.

Powell ran 10.15 in Heusden to finish 2nd to US's Marvin Bracy (10.13). Powell talks about his feelings coming back from his recent reduced drug ban and his fitness which he says is lacking as he was out for 3-weeks with injury.

A ton of solid US distance performances. Some highlights include Will Leer winning the main 1500 in 3:34.26, Emma Coburn 4:05.29 in the 1500, Kenya's Olympic bronze medalist Timothy Kitum won the 800 in 1:43.65 as Elijah Greer was 4th in 1:44.91, Nicole Bush set a 10-second PR to win the steeple in 9:24. In the 5000 Augustine Choge won in 13:06 as Lawi Lalang was 3rd (13:11) and Chris Derrick was 5th (13:14).  Asafa Powell made his return to race with 10.15 for 2nd in the 100 behind US's Marvin Bracy (10.13).

This week we tell you who had a good week: Shalane, Deena, Chanelle, Leo, Hawi, John Hayes, a 9.99 guy, and a few you haven't heard of, and who had a bad week: Oscar P and the sport of running. Plus some praise for Kim Collins, some free marathon training advice and a $3,000 challenge for Kara Goucher.