Brits at home in Lausanne in the rain.
I should have decided between Lausanne and Brussels diamond leagues. I made the right decision. I’m sitting at a Hotel in Brussels, watching Lausanet on TV. It’s a nice evening in Brussels, while in Lausanne for the use of British IDIOM, it rains cats and dogs. Stable, heavy rain makes almost every event more difficult for athletes. High flights start competition at a much lower altitude, field events are worried about their base, followed by athletes, and times reflect it. The rain in Europe and really in Switzerland is not spectually uncommon, but this year it seems especially an ironic business with heat resistants. Unfortunately, the birthday of the 50th anniversary of Lausanne is also.
The first thing to say we appreciate British performances are meaningless, taking into account the ever-heavy rainfall. The most important event of the evening was women’s 800 m with Hefle Hodkinson, which stood by his training partner, a Georgian hunter call. Remember the context. Last year, the second race from Paris was due to a number of injuries, and its predecessor was before Tokyo. Georgia definitely goes to Tokyo, but is it 800, 1500 or both to drive? And the race of this evening helped the decision. It proved that nine fast races, despite the terms, nine girls that end 2 minutes lower. Won the ground with certain aggressive championships. His time 1. It was 55.69 (last week in Silesia compared to 1: 54.74). Georgia has never been arguing, but the house was in the second place when Audrey Wora passed to her second place. Time of Georgia 1: It was 57.35.
After that, it was better commented. It was a little cold and wet, but came from England, we really can’t complain about the rain. I still wanted to run faster.
The result has shown that it is a bad effect without its long-term removal and, of course, the favorite will win the title of its first world in Tokyo. Georgia is unlikely to be beaten at 1,500 or Faipeon, but could still medal in any event. Which is more likely and can he medal in both? The answers are out of my understanding.
In 22:23, Britain’s Brown’s Winner was British disappointment with the fifth of Dina-Asher Smith, and in 22.73 Darril Nita seventh. And remember that these two were the fourth and fifth in Paris. Dina, who always holds her cards near her chest, has moved from Texas to London, but has refused to take a reason to take a step. Darryl moved from Italy to Bruuman in the United States in the fall. Darill said that training and training are doing well, but he is engaged in many adjustments. Both are wonderful athletes, but Tokyo approaches.
Max Burgin was the fourth to 800, 1. In 43:44, Josh Hoos, after the world’s closed champion, which was unable to make the US team for Tokyo, the second. Burgin led straight to the house but could not keep his position. It was good to see the boy’s learned, now 33, being involved as a PACE manufacturer.
The 800 m B race won the former world and European medalist ethan Hussein 1. At 45:80, Alex Boterill, who was third, took the third place in Lausan in Lausan. In 46.17.
Alistair Chalmers in 49.92 was the fifth in 400 m. If running heavy rain is hard try to disturb. It has been a good season for Chalmers, entering a diamond league race, consistently and never look out of place.
Elise Thorner was the fourth at 3000 m Steeplechase, 9. 21.16, a race with a racing on a number of water leaks due to rain. Florida Gators Track and Field Project Products, I saw that he was conducting PR in Oslo this year, second, the list of all GB. He had a great season.
He was inherited by Hughes on 10.09. Although the conditions can be accused of time, Oblique Seville managed to produce 9.87 ends.
Morgan Lake was the fifth with a high jump that was injured in bad weather at 1.86 height. The winning height was 1.91 m, reached by four athletes who refused to risk life and the limb. Yaroslava Mahukik had two failures, then retired for another day.
It was a good evening contest, but the weather ruined it. GB performances were a mixed bag, but because of the weather we can’t make too many conclusions.
