1500m Splits - Hocker closes in 39.6

The crazy thing is if he’d not been blocked by Jakob I wonder if he would have won by close to a half-second. He ran 13.0 with a stop-start. He had a 12.7 in him.

And this is where there is no substitute for talent and the requisite amount of speed in the 1500. Kerr and Jakob are better-trained and have years more of work. But Hocker has a natural burst they can’t match. The future is bright with similar mega-talents in Laros and Kessler closing the gap. And I think Nuguse is not too far behind and can get by Kerr if he stays healthy. What a time. Jakob will be heard from but he has to go back to the drawing board with his stubbornness in leading.

The way Nuguse was flying over the last 30 meters it's hard know who would have won a mile today.

Nuguse always seems to make up ground that last 30-50m, saw it at USAs too. Too far back both times to win but never understand the people who say Nuguse has no kick or needs a super fast race to do well.

Where can I see all the splits from all the runner?

(Prereably down to the hundreth of a second)

The World Athletics page so far only has 400m split, 800m split, 1200m split, and finishing time listed in the results. In the results from Tokyo 2021, you can see each 100m segment

So what? I close 36.2 in a 3:25 time wearing combat boots. I just prefer to run with no spectators.

What was Centros last 300 in 2016??

Centro closed in around 37.5 for his last 300.

But was also running a 25.5 in the 200 leading up to that last 300.

I think Centro's last 300m in Rio was 38.00 (last 400m 50.61)

Huh.

Nuguse and Hocker within .2 of eachother literally the whole race.

Coincidence or some sort of team conversation beforehand about staying tight?

Certainly looked like them two and Hobbs were creating space for eachother and somewhat running together for the first 2.5 laps.

Either way, worked well for the whole team.