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The Road To Randall's Island Begins Now

It's finally here track fans: the New York event you've been waiting for. 

The athletes are primed, the venue is prepped and the public is psyched over what will transpire on June 11th at Ichan Stadium.

The road to Randall's Island begins now.

The Latest:

• adidas Grand Prix headliner Tyson Gay (USA) has been on a tear lately.  This weekend, he posted a world leading time of 9.79 in Florida, beating his 100m aGP opponent and current training partner Nickel Ashmeade (JAM).

• Diamond League superstars Usain Bolt (JAM) and Gay better keep their eye on their rear view mirror - - aGP participant Steve Mullings (JAM) is coming up fast and he's not going to stop until he overtakes the field. 

• Nickel Ashmeade (JAM) took to the airwaves and talked with Irie Jam Radioabout the aGP, his accomplishments so far and his expectations for the race.

• The 400m hurdles are packed with high-caliber athletes, like LJ Van Zyl(RSA), David Greene (GBR) and Bershawn Jackson (USA), who told Runnerspace.com that he is ready to compete in New York.

• On the women's side, Jamaican superstar Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is set for the women's 200m event at the aGP and hopes that she can use it as a launching pad for the World Championships in Korea.

Getting To Know the adidas Dream Mile and Dream 100 Superstars of Tomorrow:

• Twin racers Jim and Joe Rosa (NJ) were named Sports Illustrated High School Athletes of the Week. Check out their story here.

• Daniel Everett (MO) was recently added to the St. Louis Today's honor roll for track and field racers and currently sits as the fourth fastest 800m runner in the state of Missouri.

• North Carolina star Blake Williams sat down with Runnerspace.com and talked about choosing the University of North Carolina, his career so far and what he expects to accomplish in the future.

• The adidas Dream Mile and Dream 100 was well represented at the 2011 CIF State Track and Field Championships in California this weekend.   Alli Billmeyer (Torrey Pines H.S.) took second in the Girls 1600m, clocking in at 4:40.88.  Jantzen Oshier (Trabuco Hills H.S.) won the Boys 1600m with a national leading time of 4:00.3, beating out Elias Gedyon (Loyola H.S.) who took second and Matt Carpowich (Torrey Pines H.S.) who placed fourth.  Gedyon later won the 3200m in 8:50.03  Lastly, Remontay McClain (Covina H.S.) won the Boys' 100m in 10.39 and the 200 in 20.95, more than half a second head of second place.