2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships

March 01, 2018 to March 04, 2018
Birmingham, England
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Capital Sports:

And he's a big fan of 800 but not related to him.

Balls.ie:

The interview is in Spanish, but you can see his demeanor change dramatically at the 1:07 mark when he finds out.

World Athletics:

Lavillenie cleared 5.90m to Kendricks' and Lisek's 5.85m. It was a deep competition as seven athletes (including HSer Armand Duplantis who was 7th) attempted 5.90m.

European-athletics:

Two years ago in Portland, Spanovic was in the lead, but Reese won gold with her final jump. This time it was Spanovic who responded to Reese's lead by jumping a world leading 6.96m on her last jump.

USATF:

There was only one American record, but Team USA set four championship records.

World Athletics:

It was a third straight World Indoor victory for the USA women's 4x400.

The Independent:

Pozzi ran 7.46 seconds to beat out USA's Jarret Eaton by one hundredth of a second.

LRC Yomif Kejelcha Defends His 3000m World Title With Ease

He crushed the field the final lap as season #1 with the NOP ends on a high.

The Guardian:

*The Independent: Johnson-Thompson Now Wants A Golden Hat-Trick In 2018 She has one gold down with Euro Champs and Commonwealth Games to go.

Athletics Weekly:

Morris broke the "silver Sandi" streak as well as Katerina Stefanidi's 19 meet winning streak.

The Guardian:

Ryan Gregson (1500) and Michelle Jenneke (60H) also failed to make it out of the rounds.

USATF:

Keni Harrison won gold in 7.70 to tie Sharika Nelvis' AR from USA Champs.

FloTrack:

They compare a video of Chelimo's DQ to one of Mo Farah at Worlds last year where he wasn't DQed.

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