American watches in 10.76 women in 100m of the highlighted victory, as Nils Laros is also impressive in the penultimate diamond league of 2025
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden’s brilliant season continued when she had a great victory in 100 million women in the Diamond League in Brussels on Friday (August 22).
The American champion won a diamond league race this summer and has 10.65 best, while the 24-year watch in Brussels (-0.2) is here.
The runners behind the Olympic bronze medalist were US Shabary Richardson, 11.08, when Britain’s Darlish Nita was the third in 11.15, Jamaica’s fourth.
“This was my first time running in Brussels,” Jefferson-Wooden said. “I am always looking forward to running in new places and discover new things.
“I’m back to states home to clean some well and clean the little things.
“Thus, all small meetings are now performed, and it’s time to return home and work on the biggest of the season. The program is confirmed that I put it in such a good place, and now it’s time to have confidence.
It is in the right athletic, as the long-distance jogging fire to his 1500 m opponents with a powerful and dominant victory.
The Dutch runner, which is still only 20 years old, has been resolutely launched in the past of Kenya Banavan, when it comes home. In 30.58 to win.
Koek, who is only 18 years old, won the London Diamond League with an impressive style of 1500 meters, and this summer in Paris in Paris in Paris. The bottom 20 record world of 27.72.
The United States Yared Nuguse was third 3. In 31.51. Such was the quality, Jake Wightman was ninth 3. 32.95 on 10 on Neil Gurlie.
“This is my second diagonde league and the second victory,” Laros said. “I choose my tribes and it’s nice that it turns out this way.
“It simply came to our notice then. He often pushes the tempo when they fall into frost.
“I am qualified for Zurich (a diamond league final) next week. The race itself is not really important for me, but it is important to be in good condition during the season during the season.
“I hope to fight again for victory, but I will not be disappointed if the result is not good.
Kenya Abres Neter was enjoying the escape victory in 5,000 m, 14. In 24.99, next month 5000 m and 10,000 m planned in Tokyo.
Annes Fitjerald, 15th in the 15th place, continued his busy season to 20,000 and 5,000 m. 48.84 – slowly slowly than a long-lasting zola Budde national record, which he was broken in the London Diamond League.
Katie Moon is a long way to go to victory in the women’s polar folder. Both athletes clean up to 4.80 m for the first time, but the American cleaned 4.85 m away from his third attempt, while the clay could not control the height. Still the best British performance of the night and shows that he enters Tokyo in a good way.
Nicky Hillts of the United States fell in the Linde hall of women in 1500 million. To win 55.94, as Laura Muir passed a number of competitors with a strong 400-meter finals – 3. To finish the best of 57.63.
WinFred Yavi passed the fastest time to women’s mile in Steeplechase event, 4: By 40.13. The event is soon classified as a record event, but the jury is still out of how popular is it.
“It felt more difficult than 3000 m,” he said. “I had to change my leaps because I ran faster.”
ZKKY PATERSON WAIT TO 44.05 Men’s 400 m, as well as Charlie Dobwood as Charlie Dobson, as British, Cooperative Muzala Samukonga and European Gold Medalist Alexander Dom.
Earlier in the evening, the United States Chase Jackson threw a record for women’s shooting.
This week’s Ethan Hussein Ran 1. 45.80 will win the 800 m b race in Lausan this week. Here he has arrived at such a time – 1. 45.92 – But the wound reached the eighth, because Belgium Elushoth Kitza won 1. At 43.91.
The men’s discus was shocked because Jamaica’s Ralford Kuling threw 69.66 m, when he won the world’s record holder Mikolas Alkkana, as Olympic champion Jamaayk did not register.
3000 m Steeplechase also saw a surprise, as former Ethiopian world champion Geez champion beat Ruben Querinjean, as Luxembourg athlete had a national record. 09.47.
All results: here
