Test Your Knowledge On IAAF World Championships

The correct answer is Sports. The IAAF, which stands for International Association of Athletics Federations, is a federation that governs the sport of athletics worldwide. It sets the rules and regulations for athletics competitions, organizes major events such as the World Championships, and promotes the development of the sport globally.

The Federation possessed 215 members as of 2018.

Sebastian Coe was the president of IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federations) in 2018.

In 2019, the world championship initiated the first world athletics rebranding. This suggests that prior to 2019, there had not been any significant rebranding efforts in the world of athletics. The question implies that the rebranding was a significant event and the year 2019 marks the beginning of this new phase in the world of athletics.

In 2001, the federation decided to retain the word "amateur" in its name.

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In 2015, the World Championship was held in China.

In 1983, the IAAF passed several amendments to its rules to allow athletes to receive compensation for participating in international competition. This decision marked a significant change in the organization's approach towards athlete compensation and recognized the value and contribution of athletes in international competitions.

In 2001, the association changed its name to the International Association of Athletics Federations.

In 2019, the IAAF approved a rebranding of the organization to World Athletics. This suggests that the organization underwent a change in its name and possibly its branding strategy in order to better reflect its global presence and significance in the world of athletics.