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Christine Ohuruogu says an injury-free winter combined with warm-weather training have produced her best start to a season for years.

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As usual, she wore a broad smile after stepping off the track, this time at the Hamad Bin Suhaim Stadium, but Jamaican sprinting star Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce was far from pleased with her winning 22.48 run in the 200m at the Diamond League opener in Doha, Qatar, yesterday.

Photograph: Fadi Al-Assaad/Reuters Justin Gatlin and Mike Rodgers have warned their Jamaican rivals Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake that they intend to win a sprinting "dogfight" after securing a one-two in the 100m at the Diamond League opener in Doha.

Christine Ohuruogu made a pleasing start to the Diamond League season with a third placed finish in the 400 metres in Doha.

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Perri Shakes-Drayton, left, recorded a rapid 400m time on the final leg for Great Britain at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia.

SCOTLAND'S Olympic track stars Lynsey Sharp and Eilidh Child will both be in action for the first time in the famous American track meeting, the Penn State Relays, in Philadelphia tomorrow.

Double Olympic medallist Christine Ohuruogu will lead a strong British team as they seek their first-ever podium finish at this weekend's Penn Relays in Philadelphia.