Tag: Audrey Werro
The secret behind Audrey Werro’s rise
Christiane Berset Nuoffer has been coaching Audrey Werro since the age of nine, taking her from the fun of children’s training at the club to the highest level of international athletics. Their 13-year partnership provides a rare and valuable insight into the essence of an athlete’s long-term development, and the need for the coach to
Here are the nominations for the women’s European Athlete of the Year
European Athletics has announced the ten nominees for the recognition of the continent’s number one women’s athlete. The voting takes into account the votes of four separate panels – European Athletics experts, members of the European Athletics Association, the media vote and the public vote, with each of these votes determining 25% of the total
Audrey Werro triumphed with women’s 800m title at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest
Audrey Werro claimed the ultimate crown of the middle-distance world, storming to a historic victory in the women’s 800-meter final at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship. Held from September 11–13, this high-stakes, end-of-season spectacular gathered the absolute best field of track and field athletes to crown an ultimate global champion. Werro seized the moment
Audrey Werro: Femke is a great source of motivation for me
Birmingham 2026 European 800m champion Audrey Werro also won the Diamond League final in Brussels, finishing first in 1:54.75, with Femke Broeders-Bol in second place in 1:54.81. “It was a very similar race to the previous ones this season. I came out on top and had fun, which was something I specifically wanted to do
Femke Broeders-Bol: This time I was so close to beating Audrey and winning
Femke Broeders-Bol is having a great season since switching to the 800m. Yesterday, for the second consecutive race, she came within a whisker of beating the third fastest woman in outdoor history, Audrey Vero. In the Diamond League final in Brussels, Vero won with a time of 1:54.75, with Femke Broeders-Bol in second place with
Audrey Werro captured a breathtaking victory in the women’s 800m at the 2026 Diamond League Final
Audrey Werro of Switzerland captured a breathtaking victory in the women’s 800m at the 2026 Diamond League Final. Crossing the finish line in a spectacular 1:54.75, the Swiss sensation secured the prestigious Diamond Trophy and shattered a legendary Meeting Record (MR). The race unfolded as a thrilling crown jewel on Saturday, September 5, during the
Audrey Werro won the women’s 800m at the Swiss Championships 2026
Audrey Werro won the women’s 800m at the Swiss Championships in Zurich with a powerful performance. The 2025 Diamond League winner and 2026 World Indoor silver medalist clocked 1:57.21 min to triumph in the event. She dominated her race with a commanding solo victory, confirming her elite form ahead of the European Championships. The second
Audrey Werro continued her spectacular results and triumphed in 800m at Golden Spike Ostrava 2026
Audrey Werro continued her spectacular run of form, cruising to a dominant 800m victory at the Golden Spike Ostrava 2026. Fresh off her stunning 1:53.98 min performance in Stockholm, The Switzerland’s rising athletics looked untouchable. She broke away from the field to stop the clock in a blistering 1:54.45 min, establishing a new meet record
Audrey Werro, Noah Lyles and Gout Gout are part of the stars’ list competing at Ostrava Golden Spike 2026
Audrey Werro returns to action after her Stockholm victory over Keely Hodgkinson, while Noah Lyles is aiming for a world record in the 150m and teenage sprint sensation Gout Gout returns to the scene of his breakthrough performance. The Golden Spike tournament in Ostrava returns on Tuesday (June 16) with a host of world stars
Audrey Werro became the third woman in history to run under 1:54 min in the 800m with the fastest run in 43 years
Audrey Werro produced arguably the strongest performance of the Diamond League in Stockholm. The Swiss athlete produced a brilliant performance in the women’s 800m, not only overtaking world indoor record holder Keely Hodgkinson, but also achieving the third-fastest time in the outdoor event. Last year’s European Women’s Rising Star became the third woman in history