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Athletics WA World Championships 2025


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First 2 days very very entertaining.

 

We lost this bronze medal in Mixed 4x400 by 0.02 sec, so it's sad. But close 4th is still much better than i expected. 

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Glad Seville didn't get injured just after the final. Much too many things left just outside of the first corner, very close to Lane 9. They have to move it away next days imo.

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3 hours ago, Gianlu33 said:

Now he has just said that he may not run the relay. ‘I ran 10.14, there are others who run better than me and are younger.’ :yikes:

it would be nice if he says to all of us who those fast youngsters are? 🤔

because this season I'm not aware of any healthy Italian running even close to 10.16

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4 hours ago, heywoodu said:

TV director forgot that there's a discus final going on, and so is showing non-stop high jump qualifying.

were you watching the Italian TV broadcast, weren't you? :p

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Iapichino could have won bronze here. Gold and silver are probably out of her reach (she needed 7 meters for silver – a difficult at the main event of the season).

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2 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

Glad Seville didn't get injured just after the final. Much too many things left just outside of the first corner, very close to Lane 9. They have to move it away next days imo.

Thompson already almost fell over those things after the semi...

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