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2022 Diamond League Diary, Mahuchikh attacked Kostandinova’s WR!

Alfonz Juckby Alfonz Juck
September 3, 2022
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2022 Diamond League Diary, Van Damme Highlights

Yaroslave Mahuchick clears 2.05m for the WL! photo by Diamond league AG

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This is the event by every synopsis by EME News on the Allianz Memorial Van Damme, held on 2 September 2022 in Brussels, Belgium.
Mahuchikh attacked Kostadinova´s WR.

BRUSSELS (BEL, Sep 2): Athletes showed few signs of a long season in the penultimate Diamond League of the year, the 46th Allianz Memorial Van Damme. Some 35,000 spectators saw 3 World leading marks and 3 meeting records (in total, 4 with Kovacs shot). Also, 1 area record and 11 national records in excellent summer evening. Legends present in the stadium were awarded (Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Gaston Roelants, Paul Tergat, Daniel Komen), and a traditional concert (Jeremie Makiese and Laura Tesoro) and fireworks at the end was also not missing.  Kara Winger, Jacob Krop, Yaroslava Mahuchikh set world leads, and Sebastian Sawe clocked a world best for 15 000 m. The other theme was shocks as there were surprise defeats for Armand Duplantis, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Laura Muir and Emmanuel Korir.

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200m: Erriyon Knighton finished strongly to post a winning 20.07 into 2.9m/s wind. Alexander Ogando (20.18) and Aaron Brown (20.22) followed.
400m (non-DL): Kevin Borlee, with 45.72, won over Jonathan and Dylan, who were fourth and fifth. In-between Ireland´s O´Donnell as second 45.78.
800m: World 800m champion beat world 1500m champion as Jake Wightman went to fourth on the 2022 list with a PB 1:43.65 (also Scottish record) over Olympic winner Emmanuel Korir (1:44.12) in third, separated by Djamel Sedjati (1:44.12). Home Crestan 1:44.24 PB.
Jacob Kirop leads the 500m field to some fast times, beginning with his WL 12:45! 4 National records were set in the race! photo by Diamond League AG

5000m: Jason Krop went to sixth on the world all-time list with a world lead of 12:45.71, holding off Grant Fisher, who set a North American record of 12:46.96. A plethora of further PBs behind included national records for Dominic Lobalu, Andreas Almgren, and Luis Grijalva.

The star of the 400 m hurdles in 2022 was Alison Dos Santos, photo by Diamond League AG

400m hurdles: It was close, but Alison dos Santos remains unbeaten this year, this time in 47.54 (missed MR by 0.03) as Khalifah Rosser was surprising with him 47.88. Watrin, in fourth, clocked a Belgian record 48.66.
Pole vault: The first defeat in 20 finals and 12 months for Mondo Duplantis, who cleared a best of 5.81m but had three failures at 5.91m, where Ernest Obiena succeeded in his third attempt.
Triple jump: Lazaro Martinez was just a centimeter short of his PB with 17.49m in the second round. He retired after two rounds but Hugues Fabrice Zango was closest to him with 17.40m.
1 Hour (non-DL): Sebastian Sawe set a world best for the rarely run 15km of 41:51.07 but was 80m short of the world one-hour record. His 21.250km was a Kenyan record as he finished ahead of Kibiwott Kandie (20.94km). Also, in the 20 000 m with 56:20.55 missed the top mark of Bashir Abdi 56:20.02 also very closely.Women
100m: Shericka Jackson sprang a surprise on Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who suffered her first defeat over 100m in just over a year. Jackson’s time of 10.73 (+0.6) was 0.02 outside best as she won by 0.01. Maria Jose Ta Lou was third with 10.78.
400m: Fiordaliza Cofil went under 50 for the first time with a 49.80 win over Sada Williams (50.15). National records followed for Cynthia Bolingo (50.19) and Mary Moraa (50.67).
1500m: Ciara Mageean took more than five seconds from her PB with an Irish record 3:56.63. The strongly finishing Laura Muir was second with 3:56.86 ahead of Freweyni Hailu (3:56.94) and Diribe Welteji, who was leading into the last lap with some margin (3:57.82)

What a steeplechase! phoot by Diamond L

Steeple: The world record soon looked off the cards, though 18 years old Jackline Chepkoech took more than seven seconds from her PB  with 9:02.43 for victory over Werkuha Getachaw (9:03.44) and Winfred Yavi (9:08.03).
100m hurdles: Jasmine Camacho-Quinn won with 12.27 (+0.1) — a meeting record and the equal 11th fastest in history (and her second fastest ever). Next in was Tia Jones, with a PB of 12.38 over Kendra Harrison (12.40).
High jump: After a first-time 2.02m, Yaroslava Mahuchikh went over at the second asking with 2.05m — a world lead, meeting the record of Vlasic equaled and Ukrainian record. She also had three decent attempts at a world record 2.10m. The second was Eleanor Patterson (1.94m).
Long jump (non-DL): Ese Brume won with 6.83m over Quanesha Burks (6.54m), with local top star Nafi Thiam fourth 646.
Javelin: Kara Winger extended what was a narrow lead with 68.11m — a world lead, US record, and meeting record, which moves her to 12th on the world all-time list. Hiruka Kitaguchi was second with 63.45m, and World U20 champion Adriana Vilagos was third in DL debut at 63.00m.

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    Alfonz Juck is a husband, father, statistician, announcer, journalist, organizer, agent usw, following track and field since 1972. EME NEWS is a news service relating to the sport of athletics. It is published on daily basis with additional updates, as required. Copyright is held by Alfons Juck, TOP ATHLETICS, a.s., Krikova 10, 82107 Bratislava, Slovakia. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. The redistribution and/or direct reproduction of material from EME NEWS is prohibited unless permission is given by c TOP ATHLETICS (such as being included in a subscription agreement).

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Alfonz Juck is a husband, father, statistician, announcer, journalist, organizer, agent usw, following track and field since 1972. EME NEWS is a news service relating to the sport of athletics. It is published on daily basis with additional updates, as required. Copyright is held by Alfons Juck, TOP ATHLETICS, a.s., Krikova 10, 82107 Bratislava, Slovakia. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. The redistribution and/or direct reproduction of material from EME NEWS is prohibited unless permission is given by c TOP ATHLETICS (such as being included in a subscription agreement).

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