Ingebrigtsen will appear again in Eugene, eight months after her last competition

The Norwegian Jakob IngebrigtsenOlympic 1,500 meters champion, reappears tomorrow, eight months after his last competitionin Eugene’s Diamond League date (United States), where will run the mile and face British Jake Wightman and Josh Kerrthe two athletes who stripped him of gold in the last two outdoor World Cups.

Ingebrigtsen, then overcame an injury to an Achilles tendon that prevented him from running in the winter and caused him to give up the Glasgow Indoor World Championshipswill race again tomorrow in Eugene.

He will do so eight months after his last race, on September 16, 2023, also in Eugene, where He won two diamonds with victories in both the mile and the 3,000 metersa distance for which he broke the European record.

On the track he will face Josh Kerr, who take gold in the 1,500 at the 2023 Budapest World Cup and after that they both set the social networks on fire with their statements against the other.

It will also go to the starting line Jake Wightman, his executioner at the Eugene 2022 World Cup in the 1,500next to Spaniard Mario García Romo, who clocked 3:47.69 in the mile, far from the Norwegian’s world record, which is 3:43.73. The only one who comes close to that record is American Yared Nuguse with 3:43.97.

Also in Eugene Diamond League competition The 110 meter hurdles race stands out, where Spanish Asier Martínez will face American Grant Hollowaytriple world outdoor champion, and Jamaican Hansle Parchment, Olympic champion.

The star lineup also includes Dutch Sifan Hassan in the 5,000m, Cuban Leyanis Pérez Hernández in the triple jump, American Chris Coleman in the 100m and Jamaican Elaine Thompson-Herah, also in the 100m.