Richards-Ross says  abortion in women's track and field is very common. "I literally do not know another female track athlete who hasn't had an abortion and that's sad."

The TrackTown Summer Series is back for year #2. We give you the details.

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.

We look back at the wonderful (or not so wonderful??? for the US) World Champs.

Before we get into our in-depth World Championship previews, we thought it would be a good idea and take a step back and think big picture about what has surprised us so far this year. Yesterday, we gave you our five biggest positive surprises on the year – The 5 Most Unbelievable (Positive) Stories From The 2015 Track Season (So Far). Here, we give you five negative surprises. We were looking for things that if we told you they would happen at the beginning of the year, you would have said to us, “No way. That’s crazy.”

Courtney Okolo wins 400 in 50.99 as Sanya Richards Ross is 3rd (51.49). Deon Lendore won the men's 400 (45.14). Trayvon Bromell won the 100 in 10.02. *Meet Home