Andre De Grasse lost his final chance at beating Usain Bolt when he suffered a hamstring injury on the eve of the world track and field championships. But the emergence of American Christian Coleman has track fans salivating of a potentially new and exciting rivalry. CBC | Sports News
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Andre De Grasse, Phylicia George, and the Dufour-Lapointe sisters are all multitalented, but Eric Radford pulls a talent out of left field. Meanwhile, we finally get to see what the medals for the PyeongChang 2018 Olympics look like. CBC | Sports News
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Canada’s men’s sprint story at last month’s world track and field championships began with Andre De Grasse injured and ended with the 4×100-metre relay team finishing sixth. Now, heading into a year with no Olympics or world championships, Canada’s fastest men are taking a break and slowing down. CBC | Sports News
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Canadian sprint star Andre De Grasse drew inspiration from Raptors legend Vince Carter to finish his university degree. The 22-year-old from Markham, Ont., graduated from the University of Southern California last year. CBC | Sports News
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Instead of battling Usain Bolt one final time, Andre De Grasse spent the world track and field championships playing tourist in London. The 22-year-old attended the Arsenal-Chelsea soccer game at Wembley Stadium. He toured the London and Tower bridges. CBC | Sports News
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