Grant Fisher and Yared Nuguse are world record holders as Cole Hocker and Hobbs Kessler also ran faster than anyone else ever at their events indoors at a spectacular Millrose Games where Josh Hoey set an American record. We try and make sense of it all.

Josh Hoey kept rolling, edging Grant Fisher to win the 1500 in 3:33.66 to Fisher's 3:33.99 as 2022 US indoor champ Heather MacLean (4:23.32) got a big win in the women's mile. Plus a Will Sumner update.

• Parker Valby’s Professional Debut @ New Balance Indoor Grand Prix  Valby broke her and Katelyn Tuohy's pb and ran 8:34.
• Parker’s lack of a kick means she will never win on the track
• Josh Hoey: Is it time to call a spade a spade? If it walks like a duck, runs 2:14 and 3:33 like a duck....
• Cameron Myers 7'33''12 3000m - how fast can he run this summer ? The teenager took down Hobbs Kessler.
• Hobbs Kessler 7:35! Amazing for a 800/1500m specialist
• Emma Coburn Last Place.
• Hobbs Kessler: “I don’t think anything over 7:30 (for 3k) is fast”
• Jess Hull? Where was she?

Plus good news for Sha'Carri Richardson and hear from Australia's Cameron Myers after his age-17 world record of 3:50.15 in the mile.

• Erriyon Knighton fans take heart, his agent just told LRC: "I guarantee you, everyone will see him and they’ll be amazed"
• If you were Elise Cranny, would you do the 1500/5000 double at the Trials or the 5000/10,000?

He narrowly missed becoming the youngest sub-4 miler in history as he's only 9 days older than Ingebrigtsen was when he did it in 2017.