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World Athletics Bans Prototypes, Including Nike Alphafly - FloTrack
Controversial hybrid Nike shoes set to be banned by World Athletics | Daily Mail Online
Nike Vaporfly ban: why World Athletics had to act against the high-tech shoes
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World Athletics puts the brakes on Nike's record-breaking Vaporfly shoes - The Globe and Mail
Nike's Record-Breaking Vaporfly Shoe Set to be Banned by World Athletics
Nike VaporFly ban avoided as World Athletics imposes new rules - Sports Illustrated
Nike Vaporfly shoe designs deemed legal by World Athletics
World Athletics announces further revisions on their rules governing shoe technology
Why Nike's high-tech Vaporfly shoes are banned from World Athletics events (updated: not banned)
World Athletics lists approved competition shoes - AW
Activists march against World Athletics Championships, Nike in streets of Eugene - oregonlive.com
World Athletics Gave Member Federations Flexibility On New Shoe Rules - FloTrack
Activists march against World Athletics Championships, Nike in streets of Eugene - oregonlive.com
Inside Nike's events and activities at the World Athletics Championship in Eugene - Portland Business Journal
Sneaker companies loom large at World Athletics Championships: 'Lifeblood of the sport,' but for how long? - oregonlive.com
Nike launch Alphafly running shoes to mass market that comply with new rules | The Independent | The Independent
Controversial Nike Vaporflys to escape ban but running shoe rules will tighten | Athletics | The Guardian
World Athletics Council bans prototype shoes - CNET
Nike Vaporfly Shoe Ban - World Athletics Announces New Rules for Footwear
Is World Athletics ready to take on Nike in major moment for the sport? | Sport | The Times
Nike VaporFly ban avoided as World Athletics imposes new rules - Sports Illustrated
