heywoodu

5.25m in the first attempt, it's on.

There it is, hundred millionth win of the year and he is world champion

The King of Motocross about to win the basically unchallenged world title in front of his home crowd in Assen

Meanwhile in Talence, Kevin Mayer is well on his way to a 9000+ points decathlon, potentially even a WR. He is breaking PB's left and right and will break the WR with 5.25m PV, 68.15m JT and 4:30 1500m. Especially on the pole vault he can do much better than that. Live stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE50Kc3Iykc

2:01.39 actually Meanwhile there is the half marathon in Copenhagen, with some top athletes and possibly WR potential. Live stream + results: https://resultater.cphhalf.dk/

2:01.40

1:56.29 for Kimetto at 40km during his WR, 1:55.32 for Kipchoge now, this WR is being destroyed

True but I think you get my point It's not like 2:00.05 is possible, but suddenly 1:59.55 is not. It might take longer than your or my life, no idea, but I really doubt that in 100 years from now the world record is still starting with a 2

Also, it's not on Eurosport here, I'm watching German TV and they haven't mentioned 2 hours even once except for that attempt by Kipchoge

Of course it's not The laws of nature don't care about a made up limit like '2 hours'

Kipchoge survived Kimetto's best part very well, now there's not a single kilometer anymore where Kimetto had some insane split...

RIP Kimetto's 35km WR, 1:40.57

Kimetto at 35km: 1:41:47, which is the 'world record' at that distance.

I'm wondering which one is correct, the list of split times I posted earlier (which ends in the correct WR) or the graphics, there's like 15-20 seconds difference between them

Closing in on 30km Kipchoge is only going faster and faster...he needs to, because 30-35km from Kimetto was insane.

1:12.24 after 25km, 44 seconds under WR pace.

20km: 57:56, 39 seconds faster than Kimetto.

43:38km at 15km, half a minute under Kimetto's pace.

29:01 after 10km, 23 seconds faster than Kimetto (who did not have the fastest of marathon starts, one must remember).

14:24 first 5km for Kipchoge, good start

Berlin marathon has started, always fun to see them run past my 3-month home Eliud Kipchoge is once again going for the WR, so we're going to take Kimetto's splits with us, just in case

It's almost impossible to win GT's without asthma nowadays So yeah, then you get to the Froome's and Yates' of this world

heywoodu 1. Michal Kwiatkowski (2) - 2 2. Dylan Teuns (67) - 69 3. Elia Viviani (1) - 70 4. Wilco Kelderman (20) - 90 5. Matteo Trentin (172) - 262 6. Giacomo Nizzolo (11) - 273 7. Omar Fraile (5) - 278 8. Peter Sagan (2) - 280 9. Simon Yates (9) - 289 10. Danny van Poppel (6) - 295 11. Alessandro de Marchi (1) - 296 12. Ivan Garcia (152) - 448 13. Pierre Rolland (59) - 507 14. Nairo Quintana (5) - 512 15. Steven Kruijswijk (5) - 517 16. Rohan Dennis (1) - 518 17. Miguel Angel Lopez (18) - 536 18. Nelson Soto (23) - 559 19. Enric Mas (6) - 565 20. Rigoberto Uran (5) - 570 21. Jon Aberasturi

That is awesome!

Wow, Netherlands is doing well against Brazil