(Reuters) - Sebastian Coe has always loved a challenge, both on and off the athletics track, and it is a trait which will prove useful in his new role as president of world athletics.
The Englishman first came to prominence as a champion middle-distance runner in the 1970s and 1980s, winning four Olympic medals, including two gold, as well as setting a dozen world records.
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