The afternoon Toshikazu Yamanishi, with a mark of 1:16:10, is the 20 km Marching World Record In the Japan championship, the bronze test of the World March Athletics Circuit, held this Sunday in Kobe.
In that performance, the world’s bicampeón improved in 26 seconds the previous note in the world of 1:16:36 His countryman Yusuke Suzuki founded Nomi in 2015.
As the tradition sends, the copper medal of the Tokyo Olympic Games – which had the previous personal brand of 1:17:15 established in 2019 – stopped immediately after crossing the line to greet four cardinal points. The world is yours for a moment, and its rebirth is complete.
Tamanishi, Hiroto Jusho, Satoshi Maruo, Keisuke Hara and Ryo Hamanshi stood at the end of the second kilometer at 7:48. Maruo and Yamanishi are leading the career. Maruo and Yamanishi are leading the racing, but when they marked 11:30 to 3 km they still had a lot of companies.
Eight became four kilometers 5 (19:09). Tamananishi, Hanciki, Yuta Koga and Marua are together, with Kento Yoshikara (PB 1:19:12) who strives to join the leaders. In KM 8, the Koga – a owner at the Olympic Games last year – was lost in the case, which is not a big surprise when one considers one that in the middle of a career it marks a time of 38:21 that Make water.
Hamanishi is the next to sufferBecause their shoulders are tight when a little difference is formed by 12 km.
After a lap, Yamanishi squeezed the accelerator. He opened a 12 -second gap in just one turn. In KM 15, that difference became an abyss.
Yamanishi scored 57:24 on KM 15, with Maruo and Hamanishi 24 seconds. Over the next two laps, Yamanishi was forced to open the curves of the same 1 km loop to advance not only the men caught, but also some women.
Source: La Verdad
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