Coe vise un « héritage » africain avec les championnats du monde de 2029
L'organisation des Championnats du monde d'athlétisme à Nairobi en 2029 laissera un « héritage d'expérience et d'expertise », selon Sebastian Coe, haut responsable de ce sport.
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