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She ran 22.02 to dominate over Favour Ofili (22.51). Trinidad and Tobago's Jereem Richards won the men's race in 19.80 over England's Zharnel Hughes (20.12).
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Jake Wightman made a bid for victory, but was passed by Timothy Cheruiyot who then just lost out to a late charging Hoare. Hoare won in a Games record of 3:30.12, .09 ahead of Cheruiyot and .41 ahead of Wightman.
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Wightman said, "Mentally it was hard to get back up for this. It wasn't even the pressure it was just the mental fatigue of having had such a high, to come back up and get on it soon again after. I could have easily bombed that and not done even anything. For me I've done something so good this season, everything else is a bonus. I gave it a go to win it, but I didn't have it. I'm just relieved to get something for Scotland because one of us deserved to be on the podium and I'm lucky to be the one to be on it."
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1:57:07 to beat Keely Hodgkinson's 1:57.40 while Laura Muir just edged Natoya Goule for bronze in 1:57.87.
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Kiplimo ran his last mile in 4:00 to win a three-way sprint for gold in 13:08.08 to beat out Kenyans Nicholas Kimeli (13:08.19) and Jacob Krop (13:08.48).
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Biya Simbassa (3rd, 29:01) and Emily Durgin (2nd, 32:16) were the top Americans. *Results
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The World Champs came to play as SAFP capped the meet in style with a 10.66 100m win, plus Mondo, dos Santos and Michael Norman got wins. In the distances, Sifan Hassan returned to the winner's circle, Emmanuel Korir dug deep and won the men's 800 while the Americans struggled, and did Diriebe Welteji arrive as a star in the women's 1500 at the age of 20 as she took down Gudaf Tsegay? -
Aussie Daniel Golubovic won the 1500m, but needed to beat Victor by ~23-seconds to steal the gold and only managed to beat him by about 21.
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Ethiopia's Melkeneh Azize won the 3000m in 7:44.06.
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Australia's Matthew Denny won the gold.
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It closed after being badly damaged in a 2019 fire.
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She had to qualify while also saving energy for Saturday's 800m final. Muir said, “I went to the front and slowed down a wee bit and I got away with it for a while but I knew they would come round at some point. I latched on and did as minimum as possible to save the legs for tomorrow.”
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Despite the loss, Tebogo called it the best race of his life. “This is the best race that I have ever run in my life so far. I’m really grateful for the performance and it’s not everybody who can run these fast times, four days in a row.”
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"That’s definitely the most that it's sunk in - because that’s what I was waiting for. To be announced as that and to be like, yeah, I have actually done that."