Day 2 was difficult for British athletics, here is the story by Stuart Weir.
The team GB fights on the 2nd day
The 2nd day of the Athletics World Championship in Tokyo was looking forward to the team’s GB supporters. The day started well, but then it went out sooner, maybe predictably.
The morning session presented the 1500-meter of men and women. Champion Jake Kerry, former champion Jake Wightman and this year the world’s closed medalists, Neil Gurli, have made successful progress in the semifinals. Elliot Giles didn’t work. His comment was shocked to be a professional athlete after the race and one year to focus on one year. The drill said: “I am absolutely destroyed. I put it so much this year. This last 100 was like a simulation. I was like it, walked, go, go. Other competitors in the race share the same ambitions, plans and training. And again, it can be dice if the race is slow. Something that can happen, if you run quickly. It is destructive, truly destructive. It’s part of the game and I still love it. ” Raw emotion. There is also an “injustice” that six athletes slowly passed, and that Walker’s PR is fast 10 seconds than its time today. Roads Roads can be cruel. You can be in great condition, but the nature of the race or a tactical error can complete your season and your hopes.
Optimists discussed two medals in 400 men, including gold. Matt Hudson-Smith had to rely on “fastest loser”, and Charlie Dobson depended on the third place when he graduated. Three women have made progress in 400. Amber is comfortable that the EU’s Mary Hovhannes and Vikk Ohe are nervously waiting to see if they seem out of the first trio. The GB had six athletes in men’s 100, but only one was ahead of the final. He was inherited by Hughes as a departed medal, but ended at 10.03. The benchmark was in 10 seconds, and none of the British trio satisfied it (Zhandel, Jeremiah Azu and Rome Shin).
Three women in the semester were encouragement, but at the end of Darrille Nita (11.06), Amy Hunt (11.05), and Dina Asher-Smith (11.02), where he was 8 years old.t. On 11.08. The three British played music chairs on hot seats, Daril was replaced by Amy and Amy, who was the final. For Darrille Neita, he was injured and then regulated in the United States and a new coach (Lance Bruuman). Particularly disappointed 10.94 in the prerequisite and only 11.06 in half. This year, Amy Hunt has made significant progress, but she still has to run from 11 minutes to the minimum standard to achieve a global final. Dina always keeps its cards well, but leaving the American coach a few months ago and, apparently, without anyone’s action is not ideal for the World Cup.
In the comments of “AZU”.
The hunt said:
Darry Neita “I’m angry. What happened to my race?”
Asher-Smith said: “I am happy.
British athletics did not react reaction from John Hughes or Matt Hudson-Smith,
Tomorrow may be better.
