A weird 1500 but a pretty good one. Nice run for Wightman. I fell like Katir kept attacking on the curves and running extra distance as a result and paid for it in the end
Best I've seen from Wightman since 2020. I thought he'd shot his load too early but he stayed strong. Hopefully, he can keep it going and contend in Eugene
A weird 1500 but a pretty good one. Nice run for Wightman. I fell like Katir kept attacking on the curves and running extra distance as a result and paid for it in the end
Best I've seen from Wightman since 2020. I thought he'd shot his load too early but he stayed strong. Hopefully, he can keep it going and contend in Eugene
Despite his 3:32 performance I'm rating him in the B category. Very kind of runners that fail the important day D.
Best I've seen from Wightman since 2020. I thought he'd shot his load too early but he stayed strong. Hopefully, he can keep it going and contend in Eugene
40.9 last 300m quite even according to the final splits. That is good running - puts him at 3:31 in a more even race, instead of the windup of a 56.2/57.6/57.9/40.9. Incidentally, this pacer would’ve been pretty perfect for mile pacing.
Best I've seen from Wightman since 2020. I thought he'd shot his load too early but he stayed strong. Hopefully, he can keep it going and contend in Eugene
40.9 last 300m quite even according to the final splits. That is good running - puts him at 3:31 in a more even race, instead of the windup of a 56.2/57.6/57.9/40.9. Incidentally, this pacer would’ve been pretty perfect for mile pacing.
I'd like to see him race Jakob at the Bislett Games if possible, just to see where he is against some top tier talent. But considering he was an absolute wreck at the Birmingham Indoor meet earlier this year, it's good to see him back at the front
I would give Conseslus Kipruto at least a grade of B for his comeback! He has been out of form since end of 2020 and his best before this race was only an 8:32, beaten decisively by over 5 Kenyans. So for him to not only beat all the top Kenyans in this race and to record the fastest time by a Kenyan this season, it shows a big turnaround for Kipruto. Expect fireworks at world's and he will return to the very top before the year ends with a sub 8 mins PB.
I would give Conseslus Kipruto at least a grade of B for his comeback! He has been out of form since end of 2020 and his best before this race was only an 8:32, beaten decisively by over 5 Kenyans. So for him to not only beat all the top Kenyans in this race and to record the fastest time by a Kenyan this season, it shows a big turnaround for Kipruto. Expect fireworks at world's and he will return to the very top before the year ends with a sub 8 mins PB.
Remember the final Doha 2019? when he was confronted with 18 years aged Lamecha Girma?
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Women's pole vault must be the weakest event in athletics. Women's triple jump a close second for that dishonor, only saved by Rojas
Nope, at the moment. it's wHJ. A few of these women vaulters could beat your local HS boys state champ, even in CA. Not so the HJ. A single woman has jumped 2.09. Once, and that was 35 years ago. In CA alone, over 100 HS boys have done that. But, without Rojas, it's wTJ. Annoying to think Christian Taylor et al have half as many opportunities to earn DL cash thanks to bizarre notions of what is "fair" and "equal."
