Jane Hedengren's dream freshman campaign continued but we try to pump the brakes on the hysteria. Plus Jimmy Gressier is back in GREAT form and we try to make sense of Sha'Carri Richardson's big win at the Stawell Gift. And will Gabby Thomas ever break 11.00?

Video of Sha'Carri Richardson pleading not to be taken to jail for excessive speeding has been released.

LetsRun has learned that the case has not been cleared as many media outlets reported and that Richardson is scheduled to appear in court in SeaTac, Wash., on September 2. The first round of the women's 100 meters at the World Championships in Tokyo begin on September 13. *MB: Sha'Carri Richardson case has not been cleared. She was charged with 4th-degree assault and is due in court on Tuesday

A police report alleges that video surveillance shows Richardson got into a heated exchange with Coleman at the Seattle airport where she repeatedly shoved him and threw a pair of headphones that struck him. Coleman denied that anything physical happened and didn't want to be a victim but Richardson was arrested due to the video evidence.

LetsRun.com Sha’Carri Richardson was arrested at Seattle airport on Sunday just days before the USATF Championships, where she ran the 100m on Thursday. Richardson's name no longer appears on the start lists for the semis. *Richardson interview from Thursrday night.

As the defending world 100m champion, she has a bye to Worlds and is not required to compete at USAs, but she is entered in both the 100m and 200m. *How are you feeling about Sha'Carri Richardsons prospects for 2025? What do you think she'll run at USAs?

We break down the NCAA power conference action for you like no one else. Along the way, we tell you why Parker Wolfe ran 13:13 at ACCs and give some props to Arkansas' Payton Noe who didn't let a brutal mid-race fall derail her. Plus we analyze Sha'Carri Richardson's 2025 debut and Jakob Ingebrigtsen's injury.

Yared Nuguse passed Jakob Ingebrigtsen late to win the 1500 in 3:29.21 as Sha’Carri Richardson (10.84) topped Olympic champ Julien Alfred (10.88) in the 100 and Grant Holloway broke 13 in the 110 hurdles for the 12th time.

Alfred (10.72) buried the field with a great start and drive phase, while Richardson, who started poorly, took the silver in 10.87 with the US's Melissa Jefferson 3rd in 10.92.

Richardson is seeking to become the first American to win the women's Olympic 100 since Gail Devers in 1996. Can St. Lucia's Julien Alfred or any of the Jamaicans stop her?

Noah Lyles and Grant Holloway could become legends with Olympic gold in Paris; with a loss, they'd go down as runners who could not win on the sport's biggest stage.

The US has been utterly dominant in the 200m as the top 9 women in the world are all Americans and the leader of that group is Gabby Thomas.

Sha'Carri Richardson appeared to breeze into the 200m final, but she was actually inches away from a DQ.

There is more to the Sha'Carri Richardson of 2024 than greatness and joy. There is growth, there is understanding, there is appreciation. "I’ve grown [into] a better understanding of myself, a deeper respect and appreciation for my gift that I have in the sport," Richardson said.

Richardson won in a world-leading 10.71 and went 1-2-3 with Dennis Mitchell-coached training partners Melissa Jefferson & TeeTee Terry.

Right now, Sha'Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles are favorites for Olympic gold. Will that still be the case after this weekend's 100s? Could 18-year-old Christian Miller really make the team? What shoes will Fred Kerley wear?

We share the 6 Biggest Storyline For The 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials — Track & Field. Who is the fastest man and woman in America? Can SML and Grant Holloway break the WRs? How do Athing Mu and Ryan Crouser look in their 2024 outdoor debuts? And what happens in the greatest event in track - the men's 1500?

Miss the LA Grand Prix? We've got the best races all in one place.

With just four weeks to go until the Olympic Trials, America and the world's best will descend on Eugene this weekend.