Gold Rush for Veteran Metro Drives Saturday World Master Champions
The British Masters’ team was surprisingly successful days (March 29) in the world of world masters in Florida, as they scored 15 gold medals, including a magnificent of 1500 m.
Way guiding W60 Clare Elms and W40 Ellie Stevens, who won 10 km titles in the morning (despite being officially closed championships.
Stevens won the women’s race in 3529 in 3529 with a testing course with many sharp turns and 85% humidity. He also defeated the W40 team with the silver, Rebecca Luecon and Rebecca mills.
ELMS took it relatively easily in 10 kms, because he was the first for more than two years, but he clearly won 41. On 19.
ELMS won the W55 team next to the gold, Usher and Clear W55 gold medalist Sue McDonald (41:06).
For the race for 1500 m, first of all, W75 Sarah Roberts was in the world record for 400 m in the world.
Sarah Roberts and Ros Tabor
The winner of the 800 m and 3000 m is already evicted by the US World Record General Sabra Harry’s challenge to eliminate the last 1000 m from his pace.
It is worth noting that Roberts would be in the young W70 age group and faster than men’s winner in the M75 age group.
7: In 16.51, Rose Tabor won his third bronze medal.
W75 1500 m Chaim with Sabra Harvey, Sarah Roberts and Ros Tabor
Elms, who have already won the crossroads, 3000 m, 10 km and two teams of gold, have become six world titles at 1,500 m.
It seemed to be in doubt, because he was a little hitting at first and stiff 10 km away, and 300 million bronze medal at Janice Patterson descended.
W60 1500 m top
However, he caught Canadian with 500 m and quickly hit 38.29 in the penultimate arms to open the gap, and he won the championship. At 14.00, with Patterson, which contains Canadian record 5. 33.29.
W60 1500 m chair with Clare ELMS (Kentron)
Zoe Doyle, who won W45 800M earlier in the championship, followed Saska Scott, up to 35.08 final circuit. 45.55 to win.
Stevens reached six Americans in his W40 finals, and you never know that 10 km in the morning when he left the circle of 35.67 and 35:33, and he was 8. 45.68.
Ellie stevens
The first British man was 1,500 m gold to hit M65 David Clarke.
He followed the American Daniel King, to the end of the final hug, and then hit two and a half second gap.
He 4: It was out of 45.72 hours for more than three seconds, at 4 o’clock. By 54.29.
John Thompson and David Clark
It was the second to win 800m and the second in 3000 m, scored a clear M55 victory.
To take his step in the penultimate arms, the real damage was made by 30.45 final connections, and he caused championships. 21.42 The best that gave America Charles Novak.
Mark Symes (Center) and M55 1500 m Medalists
The victory of the final 1500 m went to M50 800m Champion Kojo Kierem. 09.22.
Many were waiting for a 3,000-m champion and world record holder Francis Bowen Kipockechi, but he fell into boxing, while Kierem gave a stable pace.
The Irish Connor Kuran took a lot of steps 400 m, but the British was held for the end of the penultimate turnover of 30.63, and then, even though he slipped before 31.29 lines.
Kojo Kyereme tops M50 1500 m
Mark Williams, who drove all the way around 800 m, was clear, because Kenyan Kipco could not show his 27:45 10 km pace in the fourth.
Although it was not a gold medal, one of the best performances of 1500m came from M60 David Williams.
Briton gave a long run for the house in its first big championships, and eventually the former Britain Rainer was able to be better in the last arms of 31.61 and 4. 46.74 times Williams.
Earlier, Ireland scored medals with Michael Kieli, whose 800-gender was virulted. At 51.00.
Joe Gough takes M70 1500 m
The only British man to hit gold in 10 km were M75 Ron cattle. The second, at the intersection and in the third, he completed the collection with 43:59 victory.
He also gained collective silver, down the M65s next to Carl Hick and Steve Smith.
The United Kingdom entered six teams in 10 km, and everyone won medals, although only W55 scored gold.
Steve Watmough M60 team (fourth) 37:40) Steve and Steve Dox finished in a competitive age group.
The United Kingdom has continued its excellent championships in the field.
Scotland’s Long Jum Pillow Paul Augu, 7.79 MBC’s world, has its first competition for its first competition for year and won 35 gold by 35.
Paul Ogun
Clare Graprix won a closely challenged W45 high jump with a jump of 1.40 m.
Dash Newington, which has already won the polar pad and Pan-Tathatlo, won its fifth individual medal with a won of 1.50 m high.
Suzanna wise, already weighted the champion and hammer was narrowed to make it three gold, as his 32.81 m fell 32.83 m.
The three Britons became the highest eight with M65 hammer with Ray Bacon Fourth Inn43.86M, Discus Champion John Morland in 43.22 m and Andy Win eight – 33.85 m.
Vilma Thompson was the fifth in a shot of W70, throwing 7.39 m.
Steve McCley was in the weight of the weight of the M50, throwing 16.31 m.
Barry Ferguson was the seventh of a M80 long jump.
The other Britons are high in the race for 1500m.
Steve Davies was the fourth in the 80th place, 35:53.
French Jean-Louis Eslon 6: Won a M85 1500 m away with a staggering record of 08.47 to pick up gold for more than two minutes.
Mongolian Radaa Ts, which has already won titles, has been over 2000, 800 m and triple jump, increased 1500 m. 55.12 record.
Three times Olympic stroller Michel Rohl won the W55 1500 m away. 50.24 in Championship 3: 50.24 after 60 a year.
Michelle Rohl
US Dave Clark 3: 56.51 won the M40 race.
The United States ruled in most of the 10 km of team events, and they won the men’s total races at 31:06 through M40 Joseph Gray.
One remarkable performance in team events came from Ireland, which won a W40 medal, although it contains a mother and daughter W75 Runner Uileen Kenny (47:30) and W45 Runner-Up Michelle Kenny (39:30).
The championship records have been set to W70 3000m Recorder (43:41) and celebrate W75 Jeannie Rice (46:44), who won gold as a result of the fourth attempt.
When they go to the last law, where there are 400 m and obstacles, Britain is guaranteed, as their 37 gold and 21 bronzes put them well on the landlords (136, 147, 132).
However, they are easily abroad as Germany (20, 18, 15), Canada (18, 17, 14) and Australia (14, 10, 6).
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