Author: Svilen Petrov
Hakon Moe Berg with double 1,500m and 3,000m gold at Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships
Norwegian athletics talent Hakon Moe Berg made double to win the 1,500m and 3,000m gold at the Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships. The 19-year-old Norwegian athlete clocked 3:47.36 min to win the title in men’s 1,500m event, ahead of his compatriot Andreas Dybdahl with 3:47.95 min and the Belgian track and field athlete Elliot Vermeulen.
Conor Kelly won the 400m title at the Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships
Irish athletics talent Conor Kelly won the 400m title at the Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships. Conor Kelly won gold in a new national U20 record of 45.83 sec. French athlete Milann Klemenic took silver in 46.44 sec, while Ondrej Loupal of Czech Republic was third in 46.62 sec. The Top 5 in the event
Marileidy Paulino and Hagos Gebrhiwet joins the list of stars to compete at Lausanne Diamond League
Olympic 400m champion Marileidy Paulino and Ethiopian long-distance star Hagos Gebrhiwet are among the latest global stars to join a world-class Lausanne Diamond League on August 20. Marileidy Paulino and Hagos Gebrhiwet join the super-stars Noah Lyles, Kishane Thompson and Shericka Jackson. Marileidy Paulino is the reigning Olympic, world and Diamond League 400m champion and
Australian sprinter Gout Gout is threatened by new young talents
Australian sprinter Gout Gout, inspired by Usain Bolt, may soon face his toughest competition yet. Two teenagers are emerging on the world athletics stage, threatening his status as Usain Bolt’s successor. The 17-year-old Australian has been heralded as the next big sprint star, breaking records from a young age and drawing comparisons to the Jamaican
Ander Garair won the 100m title at the Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships
Spanish sprinter Ander Garair won the 100m title at the Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships. He clocked 10.40 sec (-0.7 m/s) for first place. The battle for the other two places on the podium was so fierce that two athletes finished in second place with exactly the same times. Dutch athlete Jozuah Revierre and Britain’s
Katie Moon, Sandi Morris and Molly Caudery will face in women’s pole vault at Brussels Diamond League
American stars Katie Moon and Sandi Morris will face British pole vault star Molly Caudery in the Brussels Diamond League on August 22. Three of the world’s best athletes in the pole vault will meet in the penultimate Diamond League event of the season in Brussels. The 2021 Olympics champion Katie Moon, 2016 Olympic silver
Kelly Doualla won 100m gold at the Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships
Italian athlete Kelly Doualla won the European Under-20 100m title in a landslide at the Tampere European Athletics U20 Championships. The 15-year-old athletics talent, who is of Cameroonian parents and was born in Italy, clocked 11.22 sec (-0.1 m/s) to win the gold medal. Mabel Akande (Great Britain) took silver in 11.41 sec, while Ukraine’s
Hubert Troscianka won the European U20 title in the decathlon with new world record
Polish athletics talent Hubert Troscianka won the European title in the decathlon for U20 juniors with a new world record and meeting record. Born in 2006, the athlete collected 8,514 points in the two-day competition and corrected the previous top achievement at this age of Germany’s Niklas Kaul. In the individual events, Hubert Troscianka achieved
American hurdler Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone is American track and field athlete and the legend in hurdles. She is the current world record holder in 400m hurdles, as well as four-time Olympics champion and three-time World champion. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone is the living legend in 400m hurdles and is unbeaten in that event recent years. She also competed in 400m
Emmanouil Karalis cleared 6.08m to fourth place in the all-time pole vault rankings
The world pole vault rankings were rewritten at the Greek Championships after European indoor champion Emmanouil Karalis cleared 6.08m. Six days after he attacked 6.11m at the same stadium during the Balkan Championships, Emmanouil Karalis cleared 5.92m on his third attempt before heading for 6.08m – a height conquered by only three athletes in history