Georgian hunter call and Molly Cudia in a fine in Birmingham, as Lina Nilsen and Neil Gurlin set national closed posts
No more, no problem. The guiding Cameroon did not present the 800 m champion of the Olympic, but the event in Birmingham on Saturday was still a balloon with a number of high-quality events.
In Georgia, Hunter Bell has strictly missed the closure of Laura Muir Britain in the second place in the training partner of 1500 m Sarah Clock.
The meeting saw some British posts, although Lina Nilsen and Neil Gurley set new national national indicators at 300 m and men in women.
Molly Caudery showed in the field of encouraging form in the polar pad winning at 4.73M in the World and World Cup.
Molly CAUDERY (Getty)
Hunter Bell won a wonderful victory in Wanamake Miled Millrose games seven days ago. 2: 09.87 by 3. Following the pitch with 09.87, he captured the leader by two-way, passing 1. 30.79, 4. By 59.58. , How did Irish record 4? 01.62.
“There are many young people here, and especially the girls who look at it have achieved it, said the hunter. “It seemed more fun and a little less pressure today that was fun.”
He added about the application application. And also when I run. “
He said great. I knew that Georgia was going to go to records, so I was watching. I wanted to try to help if I could, but it didn’t happen, even though I’m another day. “
Georgia Hunter Bell (Getty)
Of course, Artkinson was during the event and spent the day, to sign autographs for less young people in classrooms and rejoiced on GB teammates. They included Kudai, who cleaned 4.73 million, recently to achieve in Karlsru and Levin.
The world closed champion retired at that height, but his performance remains well for the rest of the season. “I missed my first two competitions this season, when I was engaged in a very small southern thing in South Africa,” he said. “But I’m really glad I will be able to call my heights today, and I’ll rise next week to complete approach to the whole week.”
He added: “It’s probably been my best winter ever. The course was surprising. “
Lina Nielsen (Getty)
Nielsen set the first British post of the day with 36.53 with 300 m. Nina’s 36.77 National Sign, Niels Manager headed Emily Nunham (36.88) and the Ama Pip (37:22).
“I’m just glad I did,” said Nilsen. “I needed to pass and did it quickly. I have great goals this year, and that was a good start. You need a special race plan in 300m because you work two “hills” or you need to make sure you attack each of them. “
Gurli hacked the 4000 m record of the British-Britain of Charlie Gray 2. By 17.20 2. 16.20, but he left the final arms, in the last lap of Samuel Maranpol, who 3. Making the leader in 16.09. In 46.9. In the third place, Alex Botterill ran 2. 17:25.
“I feel that I have worked hard today,” Gurli said. “I feel tired this week but committed to give me this hard effort I hope to bring me a little. I have a lot of fitness behind me but not so much clarity. “
Neil Gourley (Getty)
There was a missing experience and nearby longing for men nearby and nearby. Target Tomas stain was 75.31 in 2023, but Dodds clocked at 75.81.
“It was close, so it’s a little disappointing, and I felt that I had a little more in the tank,” Dod said. “In the second half of the race I think I have lost a little momentum.”
Everything about British records is not too. 1 to 1 to 1 to 1. At 45.78, only Aston Justin Davis violated the Welsh record, which was held by Joe Thomas since 2012.
Justin Davis (Getty)
800 m was a slightly slow job, but he won impressive by Isrybuay, as the last time passed in the final arms. In 01.69 to win.
Patrick Domotor beats EFE Okoro (Getty)
The newspaper of the Slovak Republic, one of several international visitors, won 46.84 of the men 46.61.
In 6.72 of Joshik, 60 m, 60 m, later, 6.66, later Mitnel-Blake returned to 200 meters in 21:16, despite literally a bilateral race. “I wanted more, but I must be grateful to be healthy,” Mitchkeh-Blake said. “I have to continue to crush and see where it takes me.
“200m is my baby. 60 m, I love but seem to love me. And we have our moments with 100 m. “
Amy Hunt Beats Mabel Akande (Getty)
Amy Hunt on the next weekend to the protection of its British Champions Protection, as Mabel Akande was nominated 7:28. “I think that the old Emin of these race has recently been waiting for the new Amy,” said hunting. “So, at the moment, it is definitely in progress. We try to merge things together and now run back to the next three weeks. “
The victories of Sprint Hurdles went to Rafael Pincer, and Mario in Mayewskayan, on the eve of Abigail Pawlett, the last clock – the record of the British University Championships in Sheffield.
Edson Gomez, Rafael Pereira, Cal-Lord (Getty)
He jumped long jumps, Eusebio Keras, the 23-year-old European 23-year-old European Champion won 7.73 m, when Britain’s Hakob Fincam-Duckies was running 7.68 m. “I wasn’t my best day, and I really had to fight for it,” said Finsham Duk.
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Hodkinson would rather be a competitor rather than the audience, but said: “When I saw a meeting brand, it looked so good. But I went out not to think so I have mixed emotions. “
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