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Why does DAS always come into form before or after a major championships. 

Diamond League Lausanne    Men’s Pole Vault 1.  Armand Duplantis (6.15m)  2.  San Kendricks (5.92m) 3.  EJ Obiena (5.82m) 3.  Sondre Guttormsen (5.82m) 3.  Kurtis Marschall (5.82m)   =SB at 4.73m for the legend  Lavillenie as well!   Women’s Shot Put 1.  Chase Ealey (20.64m)  2.  Yemisi Ogunleye (19.55m) 3.  Sarah Mitton (19.52m)   Men’s 400m 1.  Matthew Hudson-Smith (43.96)  2.  Muzala Samukonga (44.06)  3.  Busan Kebinatshipi (44.22, PB)   Women’s High Jump 1.  Yaroslava Mahuchikh (1.99m) 2.  Eleanor Patterson (1.96m) 3.  Nicola Olyslagers (1.92m)   Men’s 800m 1.  Emmanuel Wanyonyi (1:41.11, PB & WL)  2.  Marco Arop (1:41.74)  3.  Gabriel Tual (1:42.30)    Men’s Long Jump 1.  Miltiadis Tentoglou (8.06m)  2.  Wayne Pinnock (8.01m) 3.  Simon Ehammer (7.99m)   Women’s 100m Hurdles 1.  Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (12.35) 2.  Grace Stark (12.38) 3.  Ackera Nugent (12.38)   Men’s 1500m 1.  Jakob Ingebrigtsen (3:27.83) 2.  Cole Hocker (3:29.85) 3.  Hobbs Kessler (3:30.47)   Men’s Javelin Throw 1.  Anderson Peters (90.61m)  2.  Neeraj Chopra (89.49m)  3.  Julian Weber (87.08m)   Women’s 100m 1.  Dina Asher-Smith (10.88)  2.  Tamari Davis (10.97) 3.  Munjinga Kambudji (11.06)   Ta Lou in 4th, as usual    Women’s 3000m 1.  Diribe Welteji (8:21.50) 2. Janice Chepngetich (8:23.48) 3.  Tsigie Gebreselama (8:24.40)   Men’s 110m Hurdles 1.  Rasheed Broadbell (13.10) 2.  Grant Holloway (13.14) 3.  Hansle Parchment (13.23)   Women’s 800m 1.  Mary Moraa (1:57.91) 2.  Georgia Bell (1:58.53)  3.  Jemma Reekie (1:58.73)   Women’s 400m Hurdles 1.  Femke Bol (52.25) 2.  Rushell Clayton (53.32) 3.  Janieve Russell (54.48)   Men’s 200m 1.  Letsile Tebogo (19.64)  2.  Erriyon Knighton (19.78) 3.  Fred Kerley (19.86)   Full Results

By finishing in top 3 Anderson Peters   Neeraj Chopra  & Julian Webber  have all qualified for the Diamond League Finals.  Jakub Vadlejch  had already qualified .    The top 4 Men’s Javelin throwers have all made it to the DL finals. 

I think after today's last throw he thought that he had done it. It is like there is an invisible force on the 90 m line which always pulls his Javelin before the mark 

Thanks, I must’ve missed it. Oops. 

Indian race walker Bhawna Jat handed 16-month ban for ‘whereabouts failure’ by NADA panel.  Bhawna, who was provisonally suspended last year, will see her ban end in December this year.

Anderson Peters 90.61

89.49m for  Chopra in the men’s javelin thro in the 6th round! Another mark over 89m, but still can’t break that elusive 90m barrier.     Peters continues his strong stretch of form with 90.61m in the 6th and final round to take the win  (probably one of the most intriguing men’s field events at the moment IMO)

That's about the 132th time Chopra gets to around 89.50m but under 90.00m.