A. Felix 22.59 PB, Crouser 21.93, Little 50.57 at ATL Meet 4!

Allyson Felix, ATL #4, photo by Kathy Camara via ESPN TV

The ATL Meet 4 was a suitable end to the 2021 elite season in the US.

Triple World Champion Noah Lyles set to return to Boston for New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Feb. 4 World silver medalist Gabby Thomas and 2022 World Champion Jake Wightman confirmed for the 29th-annual event at the TRACK at New Balance

Defending Champion Alicia Monson and World Bronze Medalist Konstanze Klosterhalfen Headline Terrific Women’s 3000m at the 115th Millrose Games, February 11th at The Armory

Is this the end of the road for Akani Simbine after losing his titles in 2022?

A. Felix 22.59 PB, Crouser 21.93, Little 50.57

FAYETTEVILLE (USA, Feb 21): Excellent marks also at 4th and final American Track League indoor version. Allyson Felix in her first indoor 200 m since 2003 clocked fast indoor PB 22.59 ahead of Jasmine Camacho-Quinn 22.91 PB. She was also second in the 60 m with 7.275 (lost to Darryl Neita 7.24). Ryan Crouser won again with 21.93 (not feeling well due to food poisoning) over Payton Otterdahl 21.40 and Josh Awotunde 21.27. Marquise Dendy leaped to 819, Olivier Gruver topped pole vault with 470 and Andrew Irwin pole vault 570. High quality in women shot put as top 3 achieved life-time bests and are number 2-4 in the World lists 2021.

Allyson Felix just won the 200m in 22.59, only indoor 200m in 18 years!@americantrack, 21 Feb 2021, photos by Kathy Camara, #usatf, @euroathletics, #worldathletics, #theshoeaddicts, #runningnetwork, #runblogrun, @caltrackrn, #trackdiddy, #espn, pic.twitter.com/cyJaLWx1p3

— RunBlogRun (@RunBlogRun) February 21, 2021

Raven Saunders 19.57 indoor PB ahead of Maggie Ewen 19.54 and Jessica Ramsey 19.50, overall PB for both.

19.57m indoor PB for @GiveMe1Shot

Over the last year, she opened up about her battle with depression and her techniques to cope, including positive affirmations.

“Given where I’ve come from in both body and mind, I’m happy to be here.”

We’re happy to see you crush it, RavenðŸ’ª

— SPIKES (@spikesmag) February 21, 2021

MenÂ´s 60 m sensational winner was Zachary Jewell with 6.59 in heats and 6.58 in finals, he came with 6.75 PB. Second Jackson Webb 6.59 PB and third long jumper Jarrion Lawson 6.62. Jamaican Danielle Williams won women hurdles in 7.86 (equalled PB) over Tonea Marshall 7.89 and Cindy Sember (former Ofili) 8.01. Men hurdles had Michael Dickson twice 7.53 in heats and finals PB. Hurdler Shamier Little clocked indoor PB and 3rd best of 2021 in the 400 m 50.57. Wil London as men winner clocked 46.36. Kenyan Michael Saruni won the 800 m in 1:45.34 ahead of Kameron Jones 1:46.23 PB. In women race Heather MacLean 2:00.53 PB and stadium record with second Siofra Cleirigh Butner Irish record 2:00.58. Jaylen Slade (17) clocked in the 200 m 20.62, High School record and tied 6th best ever U20 performer.

A win is a win, except when one is puking between throws. @rcrouserthrows went 21.93m today! @americantrack, 21 Feb 2021, photos by Kathy Camara, #usatf, @euroathletics, #worldathletics, #theshoeaddicts, #runningnetwork, #runblogrun, @caltrackrn, #trackdiddy, #espn, pic.twitter.com/CqVnaxSB8g

— RunBlogRun (@RunBlogRun) February 21, 2021

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