Chebet ran 14:03.69 to move to #2 on the world all-time list while Bromell ran a world-leading 9.84, his fastest 100m time in three years. Plus Josette Andrews ran 14:25.37 to move to #3 on the all-time US women's 5,000 list.

Will history be made with the first sub-14:00 5000 on the track when the Olympic champion Chebet goes up against current WR holder Gudaf Tsegay as well as Americans Josette Andrews, Shelby Houlihan, and Karissa Schweizer? Plus Fred Kerley v. Trayvon Bromell v. Courtney Lindsey in the 100. *MB: Are you ready for Friday's Rome DL? Will Beatrice Chebet make history and break 14:00 and the 5000m WR? +live reaction show @5pm