The home favourite has given cause for the Bislett stadium to cheer. 21:59 - Ingebrigtsen wins dream mile with meeting record Their rivalry looks to be ripening at the perfect time with Oregon now under a month away.Ĭatch up on all the action as it happened below with 's updates. The shock of the night went to Croatia's Sandra Perkovic who dismantled American Valarie Allman's so-far unbeaten run in 2022. But the Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist in the distance will likely be aware that more work is to be done with Great Britain’s Reece Prescod uncomfortably finishing just behind him in a time of 10.06. The 110m hurdler has said this season will be his last in athletics before he commits to American Football and all signs point to him peaking at precisely the right time.Ĭanada’s Andre de Grasse continued to show signs of steady improvement with a 10.05 victory in the men’s 100m.
The American followed up his stunning run in New York with a Diamond League debut victory that looked almost as if he was in cruise-control. The Norwegian in the non-Olympic mile distance and Bol in the women’s 400m hurdles.ĭevon Allen underlined why he will be 'one to watch' at July’s World Athletics Championships in Oregon. Home favourite Jakob Ingebrigtsen and flying Dutchwoman Femke Bol also claimed meeting records of their own. In true ‘Mondo’-fashion the Swede signed off his win with a new meeting record surpassing the one he set over a year ago.īut he wasn’t the only Tokyo 2020 gold medallist to re-write a small slice of history. World record holder Armand Duplantis continued his reign of supremacy in the men’s pole vault by adding another Diamond League victory to his name. Challenging conditions may have been the order of the day in Oslo but not even they could stop the athletics records from falling at the sixth Diamond League stop of the season.
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