New world record ecstatic the athletics world

The two-time world champion from Norway completed the rarely run distance in 33,78 seconds - Chris Rawlinson had held the world record outdoors with 34,48 seconds since 2002. In the hall, Warholm had already run 34,26 under conditions that were not entirely comparable. In the long-distance duel between the giants of the pole vault, the talent of the century Armand Duplantis prevailed against the Frenchman Renaud Lavillenie. The Swede Duplantis, who had increased Lavillenie's world record in February first to 6,17 and then to 6,18 m, 5,86 m was enough on Thursday. Lavillenie jumped around 1500 km away on his own facility in his garden in Perignat-les- Sarlieve and came to 5,81. The London Olympic champion completed his attempts before the start of the competition and they were recorded in the live broadcast in between. In the 2000 m team race with a Kenyan team led by world champion Elijah Manangoi, which had to struggle with rain and strong winds in Nairobi at home, 1500 m European champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Norway) ran a European record in 4:50,01 minutes. Jakob competed in a team of five together with his brothers Filip and Henrik, among others. This year, due to the corona crisis, the athletics meeting in Oslo is not an official part of the Diamond League, which has so far fallen through completely. “You have two options - give up or look for opportunities,” said Steinar Hoen. The 1994 European high jump champion and Oslo meeting director decided on the latter and quickly turned the glorious “Bislett Games” into the “Impossible Games”. The start of the regular season in the Diamond League, which was supposed to start on April 17th in Doha, is scheduled for August 14th in Monaco. The series will consist of eleven meetings instead of the original 15.

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New world record ecstatic the athletics world

Hurdle high-flyer Karsten Warholm set a world record in the 300m hurdles at his home event at the “Impossible Games” in Oslo.

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