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Faith Kipyegon sets world records in back-t0-back weeks.

3:49.11 1,500 meters at the Diamond League meet in Florence on June 2:



14:05.20 5,000 meters at the Diamond League Paris event on June 9:

 
BTW, there were three world records broken at the Paris meet -- Kipyegon in the women's 5,000, Jakob Ingebrigtsen in the men's two-mile and Lamecha Girma in the men's steeplechase.
 
Yeah, it's like, "I'll warm up with a Bannister-esque 4-minute mile, and then tack on a 3:54 for good measure."

Or, back-to-back 3:57s (remember when that was a respectable time?)
 
Don't have the link handy but apparently Tori Bowie died due to childbirth complications. Apparently they could tell she was in active labor when she died and there were indicators of issues like pre-eclampsia and such.
 
So the head of the Somali sports ministry gifts a relative with an unearned team spot, and figured the safest place to hide her lack of talent was the 100 meters?

Somalian runner clocks 'slowest-ever' 100m time as she finishes 10 seconds behind other athletes at the World University Games in China | Daily Mail Online

Just saw the video. She had no idea how to set her feet in the blocks or even take her marks. She was lucky to make it the entire distance without calling a Lyft.

Rosie Ruiz applauds the effort.
 
Don't know if anyone but me is watching the track and field world championships, but Sha'Carri Richardson ran the race of her life today, coming from behind and running down the Jamaicans to win the women's 100 in a meet-record 10.65.



Richardson has had her issues, but she clearly had her head on straight today. And her reaction to the victory was priceless.
 
Don't know if anyone but me is watching the track and field world championships, but Sha'Carri Richardson ran the race of her life today, coming from behind and running down the Jamaicans to win the women's 100 in a meet-record 10.65.



Richardson has had her issues, but she clearly had her head on straight today. And her reaction to the victory was priceless.

After just barely making the final.
 

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