Athletics 2023 Discussion Thread

[Grassmarket 2,759]

And one more for today, the biggest race walking meet of the year at La Coruna.

 

 

[Grassmarket 2,759]

Yet another FTA event, I’m guessing a WR attempt from Sifan Hassan.

 

 

[mrv86 2,924]

11 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

And one more for today, the biggest race walking meet of the year at La Coruna.

 

 

6, maybe 7, athletes achieved OQT in Men’s 20 k:

 

 (x2)        (1 or 2)

Also 4 walkers qualified in women’s:

 

     (x2)
 

[Dennis 600]

5 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

Yet another FTA event, I’m guessing a WR attempt from Sifan Hassan.

 

 

I don't think she had any intentions of running a WR only 6 weeks after winning the London marathon. The 10k was moved to Saturday to give Hassan the opportunity to compete in both the 10k and the 1.500m in front of her home crowd.

 

She ran 29:37.83, which is the WL time by 22 seconds, but of course not even close to the WR.

[Grassmarket 2,759]

33 minutes ago, Dennis said:

 I don't think she had any intentions of running a WR only 6 weeks after winning the London marathon. The 10k was moved to Saturday to give Hassan the opportunity to compete in both the 10k and the 1.500m in front of her home crowd.

 

She ran 29:37.83, which is the WL time by 22 seconds, but of course not even close to the WR.

I did like the robot camera on the back straight!  

[Belle 723]

22 hours ago, frantic13poland said:

Women's 1500m World Record History

 

Athletes	Nation	Date	Result
Anne Smith		1967-06-03	4:17.3+
Maria Gommers		1967-10-24	4:15.6
Paola Pigni		1969-07-02	4:12.4
Jaroslava Jehličková		1969-09-20	4:10.7
Karin Burneleit		1971-08-15	4:09.6
Ludmila Bragina		1972-07-18	4:06.9
Ludmila Bragina		1972-09-04	4:06.5
Ludmila Bragina		1972-09-07	4:05.1
Ludmila Bragina		1972-09-09	4:01.4
Tatyana Kazankina		1976-06-28	3:56.0
Tatyana Kazankina		1980-07-06	3:55.0
Tatyana Kazankina		1980-08-03	3:52.47
Qu Yunxia		1993-09-11	3:50.46
Genzebe Dibaba		2015-07-17	3:50.07
Faith Kipyegon		2023-06-02	3:49.11

Interesting. Some of the flags are for wrong athletes though. 

[phelps 6,882]

 Mattia Furlani (born 2005), after the windy 8.44 in Savona last week; Today just won the men's Long Jump in Hengelo with 8.24m (new "regular" PB, -0.7 wind read, if I've seen well).

[Belle 723]

Mondo to jump on 6.23 now. 

[Josh 5,728]

Yaroslava Mahuchikh 2.00m to take the win in the women's high jump at the World Athletics Continental Tour Hengelo

Edited June 4, 2023 by Josh

[Belle 723]

No WR for Mondo this time but WL and Meeting record 6.11 in NL