A Norwegian wins the women's 400, just like we all expected.
Official 2025 Lausanne Diamond League Live Discussion (2-4 pm ET) - Keely, Fisher, Blanks, Hagos G, Hoey, Hoppel, Wiley & more
Pro News/Info/Results
Distance
-
211
-
Wow Naser just didn’t have it
70 -
Jaeger wins, followed by Klaver.
Naser's obviously out of cycle and fell apart.310 -
Henriette Jæger!
151 -
rojo wrote:
Definitely not as mouth watering as Silesia but it should be a fun one.
Will Keely break the GOATs Mutola's MR of 1:56.25?
81 -
Poptart Runner wrote:
Wow Naser just didn’t have it
good news for SML
81 -
That was a really strange 400m, it's like every single name except Jaeger and Klaver just decided to stroll. Were they that affected by the cold and rain?
150 -
Still not sure how Naser peaked in April for a season where the championship is in September
120 -
GOODAY wrote:
A Norwegian wins the women's 400, just like we all expected.
People who follow athletics were aware of her. Not a big surprise.
283 -
Wouldn’t surprise me if Wiley runs a PR. Tends to run her fastest post USA’s.
25 -
Crazy that Mu/Hodgkinson went 1-2 each at age 19. Looked to be a rivalry that lasts a decade. Now it may already be over.
402 -
rojo wrote:
Definitely not as mouth watering as Silesia but it should be a fun one.
The mens 5k and 800 though...
50 -
Keely out in 56
90 -
KEELY dominates again 1:55.69
390 -
snowflakes wrote:
rojo wrote:
Definitely not as mouth watering as Silesia but it should be a fun one.
Will Keely break the GOATs Mutola's MR of 1:56.25?
More realistic today than 1:54.6 or better (PR)
51 -
wannabepro25 wrote:
Wouldn’t surprise me if Wiley runs a PR. Tends to run her fastest post USA’s.
Last place, 1:59.64
320 -
Great Finish from Audrey Werro, could be a dark horse for a medal
170 -
1:55.69; Wiley last in 1:59.xx
140 -
DeMar DeRozan wrote:
wannabepro25 wrote:
Wouldn’t surprise me if Wiley runs a PR. Tends to run her fastest post USA’s.
Last place, 1:59.64
Yeah she looked gassed from the start. I think I saw her in nearly every DL 800m this season because she was leading the DL in pts funny enough. Ran too many probably.
120 -
Kobbs Hessler wrote:
Keely out in 56
Yeah it was a weird 56 though. Because she started really evenly - didn't get out too hard at all, ran a great line (again) from the break to the 200m point, but maybe she accelerated too much around that curve because I swear there was a moment up the home straight she was looking at those blue lights and visually put the breaks on a bit - and still ran a low 56.
Combined with the weather, that's how I think we ended up a second off Silesia. But if 1.55.69 is an average run for her then it's hard to see how she is even being challenged in Tokyo.
410
What People Are Talking About On LetsRun
No top threads at the moment. Check back soon.