Renelle Lamote of France was visibly emotional as she crossed the line in a rapid 1:58.65, a season's best and one of her quickest runs in her career, as she gained the Olympic qualifying standard in only her second outing of the season so far.
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
2021 Outdoors
Collapse
X
-
Meanwhile in the men's triple jump there is a surprise leader as 22 year old French man Melvin Raffin, former World and European U20 bronze medalist is stealing the thunder from new indoor world record holder Fabrice Hugues Zango. In round one he improved upon his old PB with a 17.14m (+0.4 m/s) European leading mark, then followed that up with a further improvement out to 17.19m (+0.3 m/s) in round two
However as I was typing this out, Zango then sailed out to a meeting record equalling, world leading and new outdoor PB of 17.67m (+0.2 m/s) effort in round two.... The record he matched? Well it happens belongs to none other than Zango's (and Raffin's) coach, Teddy Tamgho.Last edited by RunUnlimited; 01-06-21, 20:56.
Comment
-
Originally posted by LuckySpikes View PostThese French commentators aren't holding back!
Good women's 1500 with Darya Barysevich remaining anonymous for 1480m before pipping Claudia Bobocea on the line.
Comment
-
-
Arthur Cisse steals the thunder from South African sensation, "Gift" Leotleta who has run the =4th fastest time in the world so far this season over 100m with 9.94 in Johannesburg, the Ivorian athlete takin charge at 50m and not letting go the rest of the way, winning in 10.11 (+0.2 m/s) from France's Mahamadou Fall's season's best 10.16, with Leotleta coming in 3rd with 10.19. The South African's first ever run as a senior athlete in a individual 100m in Europe somewhat of a reality check for the 23 year old who has been hyped up since his junior days.
Comment
-
Originally posted by drobbie View Post
thats possibly good news for kjt, who probably wont be in peak condition for the olympics
Comment
-
Originally posted by RunUnlimited View PostArthur Cisse steals the thunder from South African sensation, "Gift" Leotleta who has run the =4th fastest time in the world so far this season over 100m with 9.94 in Johannesburg, the Ivorian athlete takin charge at 50m and not letting go the rest of the way, winning in 10.11 (+0.2 m/s) from France's Mahamadou Fall's season's best 10.16, with Leotleta coming in 3rd with 10.19. The South African's first ever run as a senior athlete in a individual 100m in Europe somewhat of a reality check for the 23 year old who has been hyped up since his junior days.
Comment
Comment