Record hunting in the Bauhaus gala – Follow the races here
Only 25 years young, Armand Duplantis has won everything that can be gained as a pole jumper. But one thing remains: a world record at home. Is it coming tonight? The pole jump starts as early as 17.17.
Here is what happened so far during the gala:
3000 meters of obstacles, gentlemen: personal best by Vidar Johansson
Vidar Johansson broke a new personal record of 3000 meters of obstacles with 8.17.89. Won made the German Karl Bebendorf at 8.11.81. Leo Magnusson broke the race.
100 meters, gentlemen: Super Loster by Sidwall
19-year-old Edvin SidwallDanderyds SK, came to the Bauhaus gala with a personal record of 10.92 at 100 meters. Now he ran at 10.35, a reduction of more than half a second. Won the race, which was not included in the Diamond League program, made Benjamin AzamatiGhana, at 10.18.
1500 meters, men: Pihlström won – but missed the record
• that Samuel Pihlström Is in the form of his life is almost an understatement right now. Earlier this week he beat the Swedish record on an English mile in Oslo with almost three seconds. At Stockholm Stadium he was looking for his second Swedish record of 1500 meters this year. Because it had a faster time than 3.30.87 required. Pihlström went up in the lead with one lap left, but despite the fact that the public cheer carried him forward, he did not reach a record this time. Pihlström won the race at 3.31.53.
