The Museum of World Athletics (MOWA) produced 50 collectors' cards available at its Heritage Exhibition during the World Championships in Budapest, which was attended by around 40,000 visitors during its four-month opening.

The Museum of World Athletics (MOWA) has honoured 22 of the sport's Olympic gold medallists, world champions and record-breakers at an exhibition here.

More than 20,000 fans have visited the Museum of World Athletics (MOWA) Heritage Exhibition Budapest 2023, it has been announced.

Five celebrated Hungarian athletes are due to attend tonight’s official opening of the Museum Of World Athletics (MOWA) installation in Budapest, which will host the 19^th World Athletics Championships from August 19 to 27.

Jake Wightman, who earned a surprise win over Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen to take this year’s world 1500 metres title, has donated the spikes he wore in Eugene, Oregon, to the World Athletics Heritage Collection.

Brooke Andersen, winner of last Sunday’s women’s hammer throw at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, became the latest athlete to donate items to the Museum of World Athletics (MOWA) collection at "Gathering of Champions".

Bernard Lagat, world 1500 metres and 5,000m champion in 2007, and Abdi Bile, who won world 1500m gold in 1987, opened the second Museum of World Athletics (MOWA) exhibition stand in Oregon today to mark the start of the United States of America Track and Field (USATF) trials for the World Championships, which are set to begin in Eugene on July 15.

Mark Plaatjes, who won the world marathon title for the United States in 1993, helped cut the opening ribbon at the latest Museum Of World Athletics exhibition in Portland today as part of the build-up to this summer’s World Athletics Championships Oregon22.

Tickets for some key sessions for the World Athletics Championships Oregon22 have already sold out, organisers have announced as they mark today’s 100 days to go milestone.

Three iconic golden running spikes worn by former world 200 and 400 metres record holder Michael Johnson are the prize item in the latest batch of acquisitions for the Museum of World Athletics (MOWA).

Landmark Olympians Jim Thorpe and Lina Radke were honoured today to mark the opening of the virtual Museum Of World Athletics (MOWA) Olympic Athletics Collection.

Dark as is the cloud of the pandemic, there have been silver linings in the world of sport - not least for the Museum of World Athletics (MOWA) that launched today.

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe has launched the world’s first fully-virtual 3D sports museum and decried the "cavalier treatment" of the sport's historic artefacts by the sport's previous leadership.