Stand up and take a bow, Andre De GrasseImage of the Week: Canada’s 200-metre gold medallist, recumbent in glory
Andre De Grasse takes the 60-Second ChallengeAndre De Grasse, a three-time medallist in Rio, is a speedy sprinter. We figured one of the world’s fastest men could handle our 60-Second Challenge.
How Rio became Canada’s breakthrough OlympicsCanada set a high standard in Rio, and is emerging as a Summer Olympics power
Andre De Grasse vs. Average Canadian: 200mAndre De Grasse won silver in the men’s 200-metre final with a time of 20.02 seconds. Let’s see what our average Canadian can do.
DQ turns Canada’s oh-so-close miss into 4 x 100 bronzeCanada’s run is not over yet — Melissa Bishop races Saturday in 800 final
On Rio’s track, Canadian stars look like the futureDe Grasse, Drouin, Warner, Theisen-Eaton. Suddenly, Canada is on the verge of becoming a Summer Games nation.
Andre De Grasse + Usain Bolt = DeBoltA year ago, the sprinters did not even know each other. Now, we’re all watching their bromance
Can Andre De Grasse beat Usain Bolt? And what’s with his arm?Questions and answers about the world’s next sprint king
Bolt is untouchable. But De Grasse has arrived.’He’s a different animal,’ De Grasse says of Bolt. ’I just know that I have to work a lot harder if I want to beat him next year.’
A coup De Grasse for Canada’s homegrown sprinterThe Toronto-area sprinter comes through at the Pan Am Games. And he’s just getting started.