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  • Also a 1.57 pb for Ethiopian 20 yo Freweyni Hailu in the women's 800.

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    • 3.54 for Tsegay, the WR was beyond her.

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      • Patryk Dobek I believe has found his event.... He wins a stacked 800m (containin Brits Jamie Webb and Eliot Giles) in a new PB of 1:43.73! In a well paced and rapidly run race, the top *8* all ran under 1:45, including Polish teammates Marcin Lewandowski in a season's best of 1:44.31 and Krysztof Roznicki's personal best of 1;44.51.

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        • Originally posted by RunUnlimited
          Patryk Dobek I believe has found his event.... He wins a stacked 800m (containin Brits Jamie Webb and Eliot Giles) in a new PB of 1:43.73! In a well paced and rapidly run race, the top *8* all ran under 1:45, including Polish teammates Marcin Lewandowski in a season's best of 1:44.31 and Krysztof Roznicki's personal best of 1;44.51.
          Yes, Dobek was so smooth when he made his move with 150 to go, he made Giles look like an amateur.

          Notice how old Roznicki is ... not 18 years old until August!!

          In t'other 800 there was 5 women sub-2:
          1 Freyweni Hailu (ETH) 1:57.57 PB
          2 Bisset (AUS) 1:58.09 AR
          3 Lamote 1:58.11 SB
          4 Katharina Trost 1:58.68 (1.6s PB, the fastest German since Kohlmann in 2015)
          5 Angelika Sarna (POL) 1:59.72 PB

          The super-shoes are working me thinks! Multiple sub-2 in a race outside the major champs or DL were quite rare until recently. Now, they're quite commonplace.

          Results: https://kusocinski.domtel-sport.pl/

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          • Fajdek won the hammer with an impressive 82.14m heave in round 5, winning the event ahead of Nowicki's 79.92m effort in the 3rd round. And improving all the time, European U18 champion and WU18 record holder, as well as European U20 champion and EU20 record holder Myhaylo Kokhan of Ukraine, set a new PB of 78.57m to come in third place.

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            • Originally posted by LuckySpikes

              Yes, Dobek was so smooth when he made his move with 150 to go, he made Giles look like an amateur.

              Notice how old Roznicki is ... not 18 years old until August!!

              In t'other 800 there was 5 women sub-2:
              1 Freyweni Hailu (ETH) 1:57.57 PB
              2 Bisset (AUS) 1:58.09 AR
              3 Lamote 1:58.11 SB
              4 Katharina Trost 1:58.68 (1.6s PB, the fastest German since Kohlmann in 2015)
              5 Angelika Sarna (POL) 1:59.72 PB

              The super-shoes are working me thinks! Multiple sub-2 in a race outside the major champs or DL were quite rare until recently. Now, they're quite commonplace.

              Results: https://kusocinski.domtel-sport.pl/
              Bisset’s AR was from the Atlanta Olympics, almost 25 years. Makwala ran his quickest lap since 2018.

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              • alfie
                alfie commented
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                Well Bisset actually took that long standing record already , in London in 2019. But the fact that she has now lowered it again is hugely encouraging for Australian middle distance after some pretty quiet years. The men are doing rather well too this year...

            • Does any poster know what happened in the Kenyan trials 800m races, both men and women ?

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              • Mary Moraa upsets seasoned athletes to qualify for Olympics in women's 800m, Saruni fires warning shots (dailynation.co.ke)

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                • As far as I see the Kenyans have suffered seriously by losing top athletes due to their top 3 system. Not just the 1500m, but I hope that their chosen steeplers are the best they have: cant see if Jeruto and their world champion are on the womens steeple team. Any poster know.?

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                  • Originally posted by philipo
                    As far as I see the Kenyans have suffered seriously by losing top athletes due to their top 3 system. Not just the 1500m, but I hope that their chosen steeplers are the best they have: cant see if Jeruto and their world champion are on the womens steeple team. Any poster know.?
                    Their announced team is at https://olympics.com/en/news/kenya-a...rack-and-field

                    Regarding Norah Jeruto, she and 3 other Kenyan women have, for 3 or 4 years, had a change in allegiance to Kazakhstan (!) in the works. I don't know if that will be completed before Tokyo or not. The other 3 are Caroline Chepkoech Kipkirui and 2 lesser steeplechasers.

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                    • Originally posted by LuckySpikes

                      Their announced team is at https://olympics.com/en/news/kenya-a...rack-and-field

                      Regarding Norah Jeruto, she and 3 other Kenyan women have, for 3 or 4 years, had a change in allegiance to Kazakhstan (!) in the works. I don't know if that will be completed before Tokyo or not. .
                      Frantically learning the words to the national anthem, Менің Қазақстаным. On no account to be confused with anything by Borat.


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                      • Originally posted by LuckySpikes

                        Their announced team is at https://olympics.com/en/news/kenya-a...rack-and-field

                        Regarding Norah Jeruto, she and 3 other Kenyan women have, for 3 or 4 years, had a change in allegiance to Kazakhstan (!) in the works. I don't know if that will be completed before Tokyo or not. The other 3 are Caroline Chepkoech Kipkirui and 2 lesser steeplechasers.
                        thanks Lucky. for the life of me every time i clicked on a site giving the team, it didnt.!

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                        • Originally posted by Grassmarket

                          Frantically learning the words to the national anthem, Менің Қазақстаным. On no account to be confused with anything by Borat.

                          Good stuff !!!

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                          • Vetter to throw at the Gateshead DL in July.

                            Any chance the weather gods could do the decent thing this time?

                            I know he’s got bigger things in his sights, but he’ll need a pretty decent 91.69 just for a stadium record and 95.67 for a UK all comers record. Both currently held by you know who.

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                            • Originally posted by Aussiestatman

                              Bisset’s AR was from the Atlanta Olympics, almost 25 years. Makwala ran his quickest lap since 2018.
                              Sorry Alfie The NR of Tamsyn was from 2000. This time is was the AR of a kiwi.

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                              • alfie
                                alfie commented
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                                Ha yes , of course . Toni Hodgkinson. I saw your reference to "AR" as the Australian record ..forgot about the Area Record. Makes Bisset's latest even more significant. Wonder how she will go in Tokyo ?
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