Adel Mechaal, third in the London Diamond League

The tenth quote of Diamond League had Adel Mechaal as the only Spaniard in the synthetic of the London Olympic Stadium. The goal is to finish with the best possible feelings for the Olympic Games. Paris 2024 and the goal was more than reached. Mechaal is third in the prestigious Emsley Carr Mile with 3’49”21, running from less to more and surpassing international rivals such as Stewart McSweyn either Niels Laros. The victory went to the Australian Oliver Hoarewho took full advantage of the hare work of his compatriot Callum Davis to win in 3’49”03, ahead of the Norwegian Narve Gilje Nordas with 3’49”06.

Hudson-Smith, first European in history under 44 seconds
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The big star of the day in Stratford is Matthew Hudson-Smith on his stratospheric return to the track at 43”74, new European record of 400 meters. The 29-year-old Briton, with an unusual style, but with a very long and powerful stride, will make it to the Olympic Games. Paris as the main favorite for gold. The one in London is a very fast race, where the first four finishers run a personal best and include the North American Vernon Norwood second with 44”10.

“I’m ready,” he shouted. Noah Lyles after sweeping the 100m with 9.81, the third best world record of the year and boosting optimism ahead of the Olympic dream of achieving the gold triplet. The North American overtook South African Akani Simbine, second with 9.86, already Letsile Tebogothird with 9”88.

The British Keely Hodgkinson He led the 800m with authority with 1’54″61, a new national record and the sixth best mark in history. Laura Muir, who will run the 1,500 meters at the Games, completed the 800 in an excellent time of 1’57”63 to finish eighth. The Dutch Femke Bol He gave no chance to surprise in the 400 hurdles with his victory with 51”30, the second mark of his life and the best possible performance to challenge Sydney McLaughlin for Olympic gold. In the race of men, Alison dos Santos He won in 47”18, his fifth victory of the season.