Williams won by .20 in 12.46.

The men's long jump NR of 8.25 had stood since 1992 but was broken twice by two different men and went from 8.25 to 8.40. Also the women's 100h (13.00) and men's 110h (13.25) were broken.

Whoever came up with the idiotic schedule in Doha should be reassigned. The 200/400 double isn't doable, nor is the 1500/5000 for women.

It was tight at the finish. Somehow, the winning time was only 10.07 despite a + 2.0 m/s wind.

Wilson and Chepkoech got wins in the 800 and steeple as expected, while KoKo held off Gabriela DeBues-Stafford in the mile. Engels was 3rd in the 1500 behind Ronald Musagala and Stewart McSweyn.

On a hot and humid day in Massachusetts, Korir finally got the victory he so badly wanted after finishing in the top 3 each of the last 4 years. In the women's race, Sharon Lokedi, the 2018 NCAA 10,000 champ, was the surprise winner and American Sara Hall the even more surprising runner-up.