Less than a month since Games in Paristhe French capital served as an inspiration for the best athletes in the world, who participated in Diamond League and they starred in historical performances such as Faith Kipyegon. The Kenyan even lowered his own universal record of 1,500 set last year and left it at 3’49.04. This record came a few minutes after the Ukrainian Yaroslava Mahuchkh He would achieve the best high jump in history by more than 2.10 meters on the same track.
Kipyegonwith a record of 3’49”11 and the only woman in history who was able to run under 3’50, achieved it again for the second time in a race that was famous in Spain. Daniel Garcia He was in charge of launching the race doing the work of a hare and well set the target speed. The Mallorcan crossed the 400m in 1’01”42 and extended more than needed until almost 800m, where he passed in 2’03”82. Kipyegon He just had to complete the last part of the test on his own, with the Australian Jessica Hull attached to his back and finished second in 3’50”83, a new Oceania record. Laura Muir, who finished third with 3’53”79, also established a new British record. The race was so fast that the first eight achieved a personal record. Esther Guerrero He also took advantage of the very fast test to break the four-minute barrier and leave his personal best of 3’59″74 to be 12th classified. In this way, the one from Banyoles became the second Spanish team to capable of breaking this iconic barrier, behind the one from Tarragona. Natalia Rodriguez with 3’59”51 (national record).
Source: La Verdad
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