Athletics 2023 Discussion Thread

[Biathlonfan 381]

 Kristjan Ceh has an underwhelming performance for his standarts in a hometown meet,saving it from being a disspointing performance with a last round throw of 68.67 .....This  after  giving an interwiew in slovenia where he stated he will ''show Alekna who the boss is'' when they meet in the summer[first meeting is at the DL in early July] Maybe he will,who knows ?,Just find it funny that he was underwhelming right afterwards.  

Edited May 23, 2023 by Biathlonfan

[Belle 723]

MIA: Mondo 

 

Come on where are you? 

[Biathlonfan 381]

27 minutes ago, Belle said:

MIA: Mondo 

 

Come on where are you? 

He will be athe losAngeles Grand meet in four days as i get it

[Belle 723]

1 hour ago, Biathlonfan said:

He will be athe losAngeles Grand meet in four days as i get it

Finally! 

[justony 444]

3 hours ago, Biathlonfan said:

 Kristjan Ceh has an underwhelming performance for his standarts in a hometown meet,saving it from being a disspointing performance with a last round throw of 68.67 .....This  after  giving an interwiew in slovenia where he stated he will ''show Alekna who the boss is'' when they meet in the summer[first meeting is at the DL in early July] Maybe he will,who knows ?,Just find it funny that he was underwhelming right afterwards.  

He threw well over 68m in rainy weather, so yeah, will see soon who is the boss.

[Grassmarket 2,759]

World Athletics plan to reorganise Indoor Athletics as Short Track - as opposed to long track - and to harmonise these indoor short track records with outdoor city centre meets etc.

 

World Athletics to create new short track product to grow the sport | PRESS-RELEASES | World Athletics

 

 

[Biathlonfan 381]

8 hours ago, justony said:

He threw well over 68m in rainy weather, so yeah, will see soon who is the boss.

 As i said,saved himself from a dissapointing meet with that one,could of thrown a long one on the first one when it wasn't raining but didn't,managed to not release the disc on the second attempt,threw another one outside the stadium bounds,not to mention the video footage wasn't the best,personally it really did not look like a high 68 mark to me,but i guess it was,All i'm saying is pride comes before the fall,and i'm seeing A LOOOOOOOOOOT of pride with him,so Kanter might want to reign that in.    

[phelps 6,882]

nice meet earlier Today in Savona 

 

men's 100m: Reece Prescod 9.94 (w+2.7), Yupun Abeykoon 10.01, Arthur Cissè 10.03

men's 200m: Reyner Mena 19.95 (w+1.6), Yancarlos Martinez 20.44

men's 400m: Eseosa Desalu 46.15, Edoardo Scotti 46.27, Brayan Lopez 46.33

men's 110m HS: Antonio Alkana 13.32 (w+2.5), Lorenzo Simonelli 13.45, Hassan Fofana 13.46; DNF Leonardo Tano (Siffredi)

men's 400m HS: Abderrahman Samba 48.56, Alessandro Sibilio 48.72 (1st race after a full 11-month stoppage because of injury)

men's Long Jump: Mattia Furlani (born 2005) 8.44 (w+2.2) 

men's Shot Put: Zane Weir 21.60, Leonardo Fabbri 21.09, Scott Lincoln 20.50

women's 100m: Daryl Neita 10.97 (w+1.0), Patrizia Van Der Weken 11.18

women's 200m: Dina Asher-Smith 22.63 (w+2.3), Dalia Kaddari 22.95

women's 400m: Laviai Nielsen 51.60, Justyna Swiety 52.18

women's 800m: Olha Lyakhova 2.01.79, Adriana Czapla 2.01.90

women's 100m HS: Reetta Hurske 12.80 (w? but I guess it was regular, as they listed the time as Meet record), Mette Graversgaard 12.83

women's Triple Jump: Thea Lafond 14.68 (w+2.9), Ottavia Cestonaro 13.99 (w+2.5), Dovilè Kilty 13.83 (w?)

 

 

meanwhile in Kallithea, near Athens,   Larissa Iapichino won the women's Long Jump with 6.83 (w. -1.8, her outdoor PB), way ahead of well known specialists like  Kaddi Sagnia and others.

Edited May 24, 2023 by phelps

[Grassmarket 2,759]

2 hours ago, phelps said:

nice meet earlier Today in Savona 

 

men's 100m: Reece Prescod 9.94 (w+2.7), Yupun Abeykoon 10.01, Arthur Cissè 10.03

men's 200m: Reyner Mena 19.95 (w+1.6), Yancarlos Martinez 20.44

men's 400m: Eseosa Desalu 46.15, Edoardo Scotti 46.27, Brayan Lopez 46.33

men's 110m HS: Antonio Alkana 13.32 (w+2.5), Lorenzo Simonelli 13.45, Hassan Fofana 13.46; DNF Leonardo Tano (Siffredi)

men's 400m HS: Abderrahman Samba 48.56, Alessandro Sibilio 48.72 (1st race after a full 11-month stoppage because of injury)

men's Long Jump: Mattia Furlani (born 2005) 8.44 (w+2.2) 

men's Shot Put: Zane Weir 21.60, Leonardo Fabbri 21.09, Scott Lincoln 20.50

women's 100m: Daryl Neita 10.97 (w+1.0), Patrizia Van Der Weken 11.18

women's 200m: Dina Asher-Smith 22.63 (w+2.3), Dalia Kaddari 22.95

women's 400m: Laviai Nielsen 51.60, Justyna Swiety 52.18

women's 800m: Olha Lyakhova 2.01.79, Adriana Czapla 2.01.90

women's 100m HS: Reetta Hurske 12.80 (w? but I guess it was regular, as they listed the time as Meet record), Mette Graversgaard 12.83

women's Triple Jump: Thea Lafond 14.68 (w+2.9), Ottavia Cestonaro 13.99 (w+2.5), Dovilè Kilty 13.83 (w?)

 

 

meanwhile in Kallithea, near Athens,   Larissa Iapichino won the women's Long Jump with 6.83 (w. -1.8, her outdoor PB), way ahead of well known specialists like  Kaddi Sagnia and others.

There’s a YT stream.

 

 

[mpjmcevoy 202]

On 5/23/2023 at 10:56 PM, Grassmarket said:

World Athletics plan to reorganise Indoor Athletics as Short Track - as opposed to long track - and to harmonise these indoor short track records with outdoor city centre meets etc.

 

World Athletics to create new short track product to grow the sport | PRESS-RELEASES | World Athletics

 

 

Not the worst idea - hugely increases potential hosting opportunitis - lots of places in the southern hemisphere don't need a roof, probably moving towards a standardisation of the track dimensions, more focus on the camber, the bank turns, the short straights as a separate discipline to the 'long track'. Also allows 'short track' to experiment with new events ('weight-for-height, 'indoor' hammer, kilo, 200 m 'pursuit'-style starts, 2000m steeple etc...