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Athletics Discussion | Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 Road to LA 2028


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I just read more about this Ultimate world championship that Will start next year - how can they call it an ultimate championship when they have handpicked the events. I know hammer is not in the Diamond league but here they have really been discriminating some events, especially throwing and some events are in for only one gender. Why? Shot put might not be the most popular event but tbh how interesting are the mixed relays?

4 minutes ago, Swewi said:

I just read more about this Ultimate world championship that Will start next year - how can they call it an ultimate championship when they have handpicked the events. I know hammer is not in the Diamond league but here they have really been discriminating some events, especially throwing and some events are in for only one gender. Why? Shot put might not be the most popular event but tbh how interesting are the mixed relays?

they aren't but you know,gotta make the track stans happy,and give no damn about the throws.

European record for Nadia Batocletti in the 5km, second in Tokyo with 14:32, beating Diane Van Es's record in Munich done in February by 7 seconds. :hyper:

Victory goes to Caroline Nyaga, with 14:19

3 hours ago, Gianlu33 said:

European record for Nadia Batocletti in the 5km, second in Tokyo with 14:32, beating Diane Van Es's record in Munich done in February by 7 seconds. :hyper:

Victory goes to Caroline Nyaga, with 14:19

5km road race, to be precise :evil: ;)

Mykolas Alekna 71.29 at cal for his last college meet at home:cool:,also had throws of 70.31,71.06 and 69.21,strong series there :yes.

:GRE 20 yo Angelos Mantzouranis with 78.61 in the men's hammer throw last week. 6th in the world, of course first in the world for U23 and a U23 NR!

:BUR Hugues Fabrice Zango has just announced that he’ll be retiring after the 2025 season :(

Edited by Josh

It’s going to be a rapid start of the season in 2028 as presumably all the champs and trials will be done by Mid June at the latest. 

Edited by Orangehair43
On 5/4/2025 at 10:08 PM, Josh said:

:BUR Hugues Fabrice Zango has just announced that he’ll be retiring after the 2025 season :(

not too surprsing to be honest

@sindo Could we get an official thread for the World Relays?  Lots of info to come over the next couple of days before they start.

 

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