This is a feature of the Stuart Weir in the 100m barrier. Stewart is the RBB senior writer for Europe. He covered the 2025 champions of Tokyo from London. We miss our friend.
Ditaji Cambundji wins Sprint barriers
To say that women’s 100M obstacles will weaken, underestimate. The final included the protective world champion (Daniel Williams), the Olympic champion (Masun Russell), 2025. Recently crowned Diamond League champion (Axpera Nugut) was out in the semifinals, ending with 8 – 8. The fastest in the semifinals was Amusen (12.36) and Grace Stark (12.37). Six athletes ran in 12.45 or 3 semifinals.
If the semi-final was quick, the last was faster. Were the first four
1 Diraji Kambound for 12.24
2 TOBI + AMUSEN 12.29
3 Grace Stark 12.34
4 Masai Russell 12:44
Nadine Wisser ran 12.56 and was the eighth. Daniel Williams was the fastest in Prelims (12.40) and is impressive in the semifinals, but protects the champion’s chapel when he hit two.
The event will always admire me because it combines speed with danger. These are the previous 8 winners I have been privileged to watch alive
2023 Danielle Williams 12.43
2022 High Minus 12.06W
In 2019 he was Ali 12:34
In 2017 Sally Pearson 12.59
2015 Daniel Williams 12:57
2013 Briana Rollins 12.44
Sally Pearson of 2011 12.28
2009 Brigitte Foster-Helton 12.51
It is interesting to note that Sally Pearson’s 12,28 will be 14 years ago, and 12.56 of Wiser would win in 2015 and 2017.
Before this season, Ditra Cambundji was often seen as a younger sister of Mujinga. In 2025, in the European closed title, in the world of silver world and gold, the girl has a age. He commented on his victory. It’s nice, but today the important thing was the title. This result gives me a lot of motivation to work more. Is my family. In three finals. We definitely have good relationships with this track. I’m my sister excited. I think a lot.
Her husband said: “I told myself that I didn’t leave it without a medal.
Grace Stark summed up his experience. Other great women are amazing. I think that’s a great thing about our sports and women because I feel that women’s sport isn’t so big.
Olympic champion, Masai Russell, said.
A great final and worthy winner.
Stuart Weaire has been in eight world championships, but it follows Tokyo from home due to healthA number
