Miami’s turn. Great names, big questions on Grand Slam Track’s weekend

Miami’s turn. Great names, big questions on Grand Slam Track’s weekend

This weekend in Florida’s Miramar in 2025. The second stop of the Grand Slam Track is a land, and if Kingston had an indication, he expects fireworks. From Friday, the mixture of Olympic medalists, world champions and challenges of the world, each with their sights, 100,000 titles, and, perhaps the most important, richly rich.

Gabby Thomas and Melissa Jefferson-Wood will present the most expected display of meetings in the 100/200 group of women. Both were victorious in the categories of their events in Kingston, but only one can walk with the Miami crown. Jefferson-Wooden shook the short sprinter in Jamaica, beating a solid field with 100 and 200. The 200 meters set on Saturday evening can be the race of the weekend. Add Olympic bronze medalist British brown, which is dangerous for two sprints, and a strong trio is needed for error.

Thomas must be favorable because his range is incomparable. But Jefferson-Wooden’s sharp shape and the ability to jump the ability of brown, if or temptations make it difficult for this one. Brown just doesn’t want to hang out, he wants to prove that he can win the big.

If sprints are about the display, men’s 800/1500 m is about the solution of points.

Kingston was 1,500, and the 800-Olympic champion Emmanuel Vanyon stole the attention of the attention of 15,000 Olympic Chairs. He bypassing Miami, but Cole Hoske, Josh Ker and Naztow returns. If they were the only three of the race, it would be enough to draw a crowd. But they will be joined by a fresh actor of 800m champions of the world, including Kenya Timothy Cheryier and Australia Peter Bol.

Ker is the question. He seemed sharp in the king’s 1,500, but was out of 800. That’s how it’s unlike her. He missed on time at the time of earlier thigh injury, and we will find this weekend if rust does not disappear. Hoks, meanwhile, approached Kingston, but mistaken his position and failed to close, despite the fastest last 200.

The depth of the field is persuasive. Cheruiyot run the first 1500m of the season after 2024, which ended without the Olympic final. He trained with a new group in Europe and could shake things. Bol, whereas, is hot 1. The national record of 43.79 is 800th three weeks ago. Don’t shower if he takes a big step.

There are also something in women’s 200/400 m. Marileidy Paulino and Salwa Eid Naser are the big stars. In particular, he looked hard in the form of a beat of the king’s world, navigating at 400.67. Paulino needs a stable and relentless need to keep Amber in Vani and Isabella Whitav. In 49,24, the 400th champion եւ Whittaker, the NCAA and the American closed record holder, both of the deeper waters. This is their test against global medalists.

The White Squeeze can be the most interesting name here. He is fearless, and if the race goes hard, he has shown that he can keep. But Naser’s form is feeling unprotected right now.

The grant fisherman is ready to cash another check. The American strateote played the first meeting in 3000, 5,000 victories and six-digit payment. His logic was clear. If they couldn’t beat him in 3k they weren’t going to stop him in 5k. It has worked. And based on the current field, it’s hard to see who stoppes him in Miami.

Terms will be hot, and maybe it’s a surprise door. But Fisher is comfortable in any script. In recent events, he has been closed to the world’s recent records, and it does not seem to be beaten.

Finally, pay attention to women 800/1500 m. Jessica Hull, Nikki Hiltz, Mary Mora and Diribe Welteji was already a part of a funny group. Now they are joined by Four’s Hawlu and things just got a little more serious. Hayl is out of the world’s closed title in 3000 and has tools for 1:57 800, 3:54 to be a threat in any race. He is multifaceted and tough, and his presence will put pressure on Mora at 800 and Weltzh at 1,500.

If Hailu is even 90% sharp, he will be in mind. Moraa has won many tactical battles in recent years, but it will not be easy.