Sydney Macloflin-Levron | Photo: Chine Nouvelle/SIPA
ASV sprinters Sydney Macloflin-Levron With the second all time, the fastest score of 47.78 seconds on Thursday won a gold medal in the World Athletics Championship in Tokyo.
Macloflin-Levron won the final with a new race record. Faster than him in the history of this discipline, only the GDR athlete Marita Koha ran, who in 1985 in Australia in Kanbera in 400 meters in 47.60 seconds. It was Maclofin-Levorn’s fourth victory in the World Championships. Twice in his US national team has won the 4 × 400 meter relay, once in a 400 -meter hurdles.
The second with a new Dominican record of 47.98 seconds was finished by the Olympic champion and world champions in this distance, Maryland Paulino, who became the fourth sprinter who has run faster than 48 seconds, but the third with a score of 48.19 seconds was Bahrain Salva Aida Nasera.
Spear throwing
The 2012 Olympic Champion Trinidad and Tobago Athlete Ceshorn He won a gold medal at the World Athletics Championship. Volkot won with a fourth attempt to score 88.16 meters, winning the first time in the World Cup. Two more shots were over 85 meters.
Second place with 87.38 meters was won by two -time world champion Grenada representative Anderson Piters, and third with 86.67 meters was American Kertis Thompson, who was the first medal in the big competition.
400 meters
Botswana runner Foam kebinačipi won a gold medal in the 400 -meter race. Kebinachipi reached a new national record in the final, as well as the best score of the season in the world for 43.53 seconds, winning his greatest success in the sprinter career.
The second with a new record for Trinidad and Tobago was Jerim Richards, 43.72 seconds, and the third with a score of 44.20 seconds was the winner’s compatriot Bajapo Ndori.
Triangle
Cuban athlete Lejaniso pen Ernandes Won triathlon. Peresa Ernandes jumped twice at a distance of 14.94 meters, achieving the result in the fourth and sixth attempts and, after a bronze medal, two years ago in Budapest, for the first time in the world champion.
The second with 14.89 meters was the Olympic champion from Dominic Tea Lafond, and the third with 14.76 meters, the four -time world champion in this discipline, Jimar Rohas from Venezuela.
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