Only the host nation, the United States won more medals than the GB & NI team during the Gesesevile event
The interior of world masters (also presented in an outdoor throw, cross-country and a road and a walk).
The good share of high-ranking world masters has been collected mainly in very sunny florida, and there was a very good competition in a very well-organized and friendly atmosphere.
It played a great arena in the quartets and events of the Alachua region and in addition to the proper heating area (and outside the stadium, it was often very hot).
The outdoor area was held, where it would warm up, where the most significant thing was a lake, with a lake, which had a resident alligator.
Of course, the championships are not always the best masters’ athletes, but the best, which can be allowed to go and part of young age groups, many of these age braces cannot work all over the world.
Although some events are incredible standard (particularly V50-V60 events) some do not.
For example, 10 kms have team events, and I found a team medal, despite the lasting period of 23 minutes, that those who will ever be able to meet.
The United States predicts the medal tables predictably. The exercise always has an advantage, and with the United States, being the world’s best in the world in the world.
Britain received 42 gold and 93 medals with 181 participants, which is a better ratio for one athlete than the United States.
Germany (29 gold and 70 medals) and Canada (24 and 67) were the best of the rest.
It is noteworthy that some countries such as the United States and Kenya are awarded their medalist with financial awards and many nations, which are at least free to provide good support from their national bodies.
This, of course, is not in the UK, showing little interest to the masters’ athletics with the British athletics, although at least their heads Time Event Reports:
Six of the seven 1500m champions
Most of the athletes spent many thousands on travel, hotel, records and food.
While there was good support from abroad, the distance and European numbers were worth normal, but it was largely in many higher northern, central and South America.
Although I have been quite successful to pay for the Olympic Games, the World Cup, European Championships, World and European Closed Athletics, from M35 and W35 to another one hour.
For a few hours, the only time you can see seven British 1500 m wins, as happened to Super Saturday equivalent masters.
The competition is intense, whatever age groups, but it is surprising to see surprisingly, it is inspiring.
W60 4x200M Winning Team – Virginia Mitchell, Angela Bryant Alison Collins and Julie Hayk
Since the UK numbers were normal, it seemed like a wonderful and more comfortable team atmosphere, and many of that should go down to the great team leaders and physiio.
Former world champion Dean Richardson and Sprinter Stuart Lynn were always happy and focused and contradicted the head of the team in Australia as a athlete when he would say.
British gold medalists
Runners in the world’s average distance were the best in Florida, although they have been missing two of the most popular record settlements in the last 12 months.
The interested viewer in 1992 was an Olympic champion of 800 m in Kenya William Tanoui, who studied children in England and he said how strong Britain was medium distance.
Wiliam Tanu with British athletes
Clare Elms, Sarah Roberts, Ellie Stevens, Dave Clarke Zoe Doyle, Mark Symes and Kojo Kyereme all went out with Roberts, Clerke and Roberts, and Roberts added a caption of 400m.
The politeness of the gold courtesy of the additional team, Elms was the most successful in six, with his biggest challenge, which survived the early fear of visa, which allowed him after the flight.
On the same day, 10 km and 1,500 m double (acquired by the Stvents) tested his resilience, and he became almost 50 km away when he felt that the path was very fast.
Clare elms medals and miniature alligators
Roberts set a W75 world record for 3000 m and also has been better W70 records and often faster than older age groups and even the same M75 age group.
Britain descended on their usual medalist channels, by the overwhelming majority of large strikers, and they could not win one 60m or 200 m gold I could never remember.
Heathrow fire also cost us several medals, which miss their events.
Suzanne Wise received the Golden Double Field, as W40 High High Jump and Pole> Vault “was.
Suzanne Wise:
Newington also took the gold of the W35 walk team and won medals for Pentatlon, triple and long jump and seven medals.
He was also the fifth of his individual walk and the seventh of his weight, but did not find time or practical to compete in six events (obstacles, 3,000 walks, fire and jet), which was a significant value for one entrance.
6 Clare Elms (4 Individual – W60 1500M, 3000 m, 10 km, 8 km of cross Country) plus cross country and 10 km Team
4 Sarah Roberts (W75 400M, 800 m, 1500 m, 3000 m)
4 Ellie Stevens (W40 800M, 1500 m, 3000 m, 10 km)
3 DAVE Clarke (M65 800M, 1500 m, 3000 m)
3 Sue McDonald (1 individual – 10 km plus cross country and 10 km team)
3 Dash Newington (2 Individual – W40 High Jump and Pole Vault Plus W35 10 Km Walk Team)
2 Kojo Kyereme (M50 800m, 1500 m)
2 Zoe Doyle (W45 800M, 1500 m)
2 Mark Symes (M55 800M, 1500 m)
2 Susan Payne (W65 3000 m and 10 km walk)
2 Richard White (M65 400M եւ 4 × 200)
2 Suzanne Wise (W35 Hammer and Weight)
2 Fiona Usher non-individual, team (W55 10 km and cross country)
1 David Proctor (M35 3000)
1 Joe Appiah (M50 60)
1 Allison Wilder (W35 TJ)
1 MORN ON MORLAIN (M65 DT)
1 IRIE HILL (W55 PV)
1 ron cattle (M75 10 km)
1 Clare Gratrix (W45 HJ)
1 Michael Hausler (M65 Shot)
1 Andrea Jenkins (W45 Hammer)
1 Paula Williams (W50 shot)
1 Steve McAaule (M50 SP)
1 Paul Ogun (M35 LJ)
1 W55 Team XC (Elms, McDonald, Fiona Usher)
1 W55 Team 10 km (Elms, McDonald, Usher)
1 M60 4 × 200 (Wete Odele, Anthony Burniston, Pat Logan, Don Brown)
1 M65 4 × 200 (Pill Clayton, Adrian Day, White, Tennyson James)
1 W60 4 × 200 (Julie Hicken, Alison Collins, Angela Bryant, Virginia Mitchell)
1 W35 Team Walk (Aleksandra Najewska-Ani, Carolyn Derbyshire, Newington)
Kojo Kyereme tops M50 1500 m
World Records:
Gold winning gold prioritizes championships and a number of athletes that make clear protocols in a record, which settled for such gold such as Kyereme, Clarke and Elms, but there have been a number of records yet.
Jean-Louis Esons was the choice of my athletics, as he placed world records in 400 m, 1500 m and 3000 m.
He also won the gold of 200 meters, 800 m, 60 m, but he was surprisingly beaten at the intersection.
Men
1500 m m 85
1500 m M90M MGG 7: 55.12
200 mm M90M M90 37.12
3000m M50 Francis Bowen Kipkoech Ken 8: 36.23
3000 m M85 Jean-Louis Esnault FRA 13. 39.24
3000W M50 erick maugo pasture 12. 34.20
400 m M60 Roland Groger Ger 55.35
400 m m 85
60m M80 KENTON BROGH USA 8.76
60h M70 Ward Hazen can be 9.37
TJ M55 SALEM ALAHMADI KSA 13.66
Women
200m W65 Marie-Lande Mathieu Pur 29.40
200m W70 Wendy Alexis can be 30.33
200m W80 Carol Lafayette-Boyd can be 35.51
400m w00 Helen Hermundstad SWE 58.64
400 m W55 Janelle Delaney AUS 59.66
400m W60 EDEL MAGUIRE IRL 66.94
3000m W70 Nora Kerry US 12. 24.36
3000m W75 Sarah Roberts GBR 12. 28.82
60h W90 Florence Meiler USA 23.62
HT W60 Claudine Cacaut FRA 47.19
HJ W90 Florence Meiler USA 0.90
LJ W60 NERINGA JAKSTIENE USA 4.77
Pen W90 Florence Meiler USA 2531:
W75 MYRLE MENSEY USA 16.82
The best races
They are not always about gold medals, and some of my favorite performances were winners.
Chris Loudon won a M40 silver in 800 m silver, which gathered the best threshold in the heat.
Another championships Debutand David Williams ran outstanding a wonderful bold race in M60 1500M and kept silver in British Canadian Simon Rainy.
The former Hercules Wimbledon athlete won gold for Canada, which I thought the most exciting race of the championship is M60 800M, where he came home per second.
The best quality tribes made M50 800 m and 1500 m Both won Kyereme.
At 800m he just came straight round Williams straight.
At 1,500 m, he produced a stunning blast 300 m away and was chased by Ireland’s Konams and Kenyan Francis Boeen Kinkee Kynske, who set a world record by 3,000 m.
Most viewed Time The championship video was 800 m win of M80 Michael Kiely. It posted more than 280,000 views and even made the look in good morning Ireland. It almost didn’t happen, because I almost had shots, because I stood with a very excited daughter that I hardly asked to move.
It is Gold for Ireland in the World Master’s Championships
Michael Kiely 3: Won the M80 800M title at Florida by 09.35 pic.twitter.com/26wmfnlnaq
– AW (@athleticsweekly) March 24, 2025
Ireland loved their successes and their winners like Edel Maguire, Joe Gough (his videos always gets great answers because of his incredible finish speed), and Eileen Ken provides better.
Unfortunately, there was no living food for events, but it hopes that the next edition will get a better coverage in DAEGU.
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