Athletics WA Diamond League 2024

[Grassmarket 4,107]

Surely  Kratochvilova’s WR record must be under threat!   

[Olympicsnell 332]

43.74 MATT HUDSON SMITH!!!! now my tail is wagging

[Grassmarket 4,107]

Men’s 400m another record fest.

[Josh 11,798]

Excellent men’s 100m final. 
 

 Noah Lyles takes the win with a new PB of 9.81

 

Edit; Got rounded up. 

Edited July 20, 2024 by Josh

[Josh 11,798]

Diamond League London 

 

Women’s Javelin Throw

1.  MacKenzie Little (66.26m, PB)

2.  Adriana Vilagos (65.58m, PB & NR)

3.  Maggie Malone (62.99m)

 

Men’s Shot Put

1.  Leonardo Fabbri (22.52m)

2.  Ryan Crouser (22.37m)

3.  Payton Otterdahl (22.13m)

 

Women’s Pole Vault

1.  Nina Kennedy (4.85m) 

2.  Alysha Newman (4.75m)

3.  Molly Caudery (4.65m)

 

Women’s 400m Hurdles

1.  Femke Bol (51.30) 

2.  Shamier Little (52.78)

3.  Rushell Clayton (53.24) 

 

Men’s High Jump

1.  Hamish Kerr (2.30m)

2.  Juvaughn Harrison (2.26m)

3.  William Grimsey (2.22m)

 

Women’s 400m

1.  Nickisha Pryce (48.57, PB & WL & NR) 

2.  Natalia Kaczmarek (48.90, PB & NR) 

3.  Lieke Klaver (49.58, PB)

 

Men’s 400m Hurdles

1.  Alison dos Santos (47.18)

2. Roshawn Clarke (47.63)

3.  Ismail Abakar (47.72)

 

Men’s 3000m

1.  Dominic Lobalu (7:27.68, PB & NR)

2.  Grant Fischer (7:27.99)

3.  Edwin Kurgat (7:28.53, PB)

 

Women’s 800m

1.  Keely Hodgkinson (1:54.61, PB & WL & NR) 

2.  Jemma Reekie (1:55.61, PB) 

3.  Georgia Bell (1:56.28, PB) 

 

Men’s 1 Mile

1.  Oliver Hoare (3:49.03)

2.  Narve Gilje Nordås (3:49.06)

3.  Adel Mechaal (3:49.21)

 

Men’s 400m

1.  Matthew Hudson-Smith (43.74, PB & WL & AR) 

2.  Vernon Norwood (44.10, PB)

3.  Jereem Richards (44.18, PB)

 

Women’s 200m

1.  Gaby Thomas (21.82) 

2.  Julien Alfred (21.86, PB & NR) 

3.  Dina Asher-Smith (22.07)

 

Men’s 100m

1.  Noah Lyles (9.81, PB) 

2.  Akani Simbine (9.86) 

3.  Letsile Tebogo (9.88, =PB & =NR) 

 

Full Results

Edited July 20, 2024 by Josh

[Cinnamon Bun 911]

Great day for  on the track (Reece Prescod aside), particularly Hudson-Smith, Reekie, Reardon (who unfortunately isn't going to Paris) and Hodgkinson who ran incredible PB's,  Tebogo and  Alfred looked really good also and looks very likely to win their very first Olympic medal ( first as well in the form of Alfred). Dissapointed with  McMaster today, I know I shouldn't take too much from it but I'd have liked him to be closer to  Dos Santos, who he'll be battling with for bronze in Paris, as opposed to being beaten by  Clarke. 

Edited July 20, 2024 by Cinnamon Bun

[mpjmcevoy 375]

2 hours ago, Olympicsnell said:

43.74 MATT HUDSON SMITH!!!! now my tail is wagging

I think he just leapt just below Keely on the gold medal chance list with that..he was even easing back very slightly in last twenty to my eye, probably because of lactic agony! If only Sam Reasrdon (44.7!!) was in the relay team, they'd be capable of something frightening.

 

Keely is in terminator mode at this point, again leaning back running her own race which I assume is the chosen tactic to beat Moraa's mucking about with pace. Reekie will be absolutely delighted with the time and the success of the shadow Keely tactic, and Georgia may well have overtaken Laura as GBR's best bolter for a minor medal in 1500 with that closing pace. not that Laura was slow at 1:57!

 

Molly does seem to be coming a little off the boil, but still 3rd in a world class field.

 

Mile was a shambles. Two of the most accident prone runners in the modern game collide in the first 20 metres to take out two actual Olympic selections. If they were cyclists people would be harranging their lack of handling technique.

 

GBR women's relay look lit, and the slighly - only sightly - lacklustre 200 runs for Dina and Daryll can probably be put down to that relay earlier which neilther alfred nor Thomas ran. Strong run from Adeleke, though given Pryce's run later, her 400 medal hopes look less secure than a week or two ago.

 

Zharnel obviously still coming back from an injury which was clearly worse than admitted at the time,s till 10.00 flat is decent - azu and hinchliffe ran very well, and if we can get the proper relay band back together they have a shot.

 

Good show form KJT, hopefully I sign of stuff coming back together inn time - gold may be beyond here, but any Olympic medal would be a good story. Strong runs in both the 400 and 400 hurdles for the brit girls, but behind amazing internationals...still, smells like a decent relay squad there too..

[mpjmcevoy 375]

9 minutes ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

Great day for  on the track (Reece Prescod aside), particularly Hudson-Smith, Reekie, Reardon (who unfortunately isn't going to Paris) and Hodgkinson who ran incredible PB's,  Tebogo and  Alfred looked really good also and looks very likely to win their countries' very first Olympic medal. Dissapointed with  McMaster today, I know I shouldn't take too much from it but I'd have liked him to be closer to  Dos Santos, who he'll be battling with for bronze in Paris, as opposed to being beaten by  Clarke. 

Reardon has outed himself as the next incoming, should be pretty exciting for Tokyo.

[Olympicsnell 332]

4 minutes ago, mpjmcevoy said:

I think he just leapt just below Keely on the gold medal chance list with that..he was even easing back very slightly in last twenty to my eye, probably because of lactic agony! If only Sam Reasrdon (44.7!!) was in the relay team, they'd be capable of something frightening.

 

Keely is in terminator mode at this point, again leaning back running her own race which I assume is the chosen tactic to beat Moraa's mucking about with pace. Reekie will be absolutely delighted with the time and the success of the shadow Keely tactic, and Georgia may well have overtaken Laura as GBR's best bolter for a minor medal in 1500 with that closing pace. not that Laura was slow at 1:57!

 

Molly does seem to be coming a little off the boil, but still 3rd in a world class field.

 

Mile was a shambles. Two of the most accident prone runners in the modern game collide in the first 20 metres to take out two actual Olympic selections. If they were cyclists people would be harranging their lack of handling technique.

 

GBR women's relay look lit, and the slighly - only sightly - lacklustre 200 runs for Dina and Daryll can probably be put down to that relay earlier which neilther alfred nor Thomas ran. Strong run from Adeleke, though given Pryce's run later, her 400 medal hopes look less secure than a week or two ago.

 

Zharnel obviously still coming back from an injury which was clearly worse than admitted at the time,s till 10.00 flat is decent - azu and hinchliffe ran very well, and if we can get the proper relay band back together they have a shot.

 

Good show form KJT, hopefully I sign of stuff coming back together inn time - gold may be beyond here, but any Olympic medal would be a good story. Strong runs in both the 400 and 400 hurdles for the brit girls, but behind amazing internationals...still, smells like a decent relay squad there too..

bit off the boil with men's 400 world wide, who else is hitting sub 44? 

i still have faith in molly, the pole vault is all over the place this year and 2 weeks is a very long time this season to turn it around, i think anyone of 4/5 can with that event though.

it looked like prescod went WAY early but i also don't really trust kilty's old legs anymore. zharnel will be a solid addition.

we could really do with shoe horning reardon into the team somehow, pay someone off, do ANYTHING! for mens and mixed 4x4 chances 

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10 minutes ago, Olympicsnell said:

bit off the boil with men's 400 world wide, who else is hitting sub 44? 

i still have faith in molly, the pole vault is all over the place this year and 2 weeks is a very long time this season to turn it around, i think anyone of 4/5 can with that event though.

it looked like prescod went WAY early but i also don't really trust kilty's old legs anymore. zharnel will be a solid addition.

we could really do with shoe horning reardon into the team somehow, pay someone off, do ANYTHING! for mens and mixed 4x4 chances 

If this was the US relay team…..somebody would be persuaded to go down with COVID.