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Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Norway, Olympic champion of 5000m, set a new world record in the room of 3 minutes 45.14 seconds during a competition in the north of France on Thursday.
Ingebrigtsen, 24, the Olympic champion of 1,500 in 2021, had come to the event expressly to improve the record of 3: 46.63 managed by American Yared Nuguse at Games Millrose in New York last Saturday.
“It’s incredible,” said Ingebrigsen, who had never run inside.
“This is what is happening in Lievin. I am a very happy man. You have to be focused for the whole race. It’s difficult, but it’s worth it.”
He also crossed the bar of 1,500 m indoors which he fixed on the same track three years ago, obtaining an obstacle at 3: 29.63, then holding the last half-butt to add the record of mile.
Ingebrigtsen is the first athlete since John Landy in 1954 to establish world records for the Mile and 1,500 m in the same race.
Meanwhile, Grant Holloway, the 110m hedge Olympic champion, softened to victory in the hedges of 60m.
The American, who is also a double world champion, beat Wilhem Belocien de France, with 7.36 seconds, the best time this season.
Victory was a perfect preparation for the 27-year-old player before the European championships (March 6-9 in Apedoorn, Netherlands) and the world inside (March 21-23 in Nanjing, China).
“I feel at home on this track,” said Holloway after his fourth consecutive victory in the French room.
The double world champion GUDAF TSEGAY has not failed in its candidacy to overshadow Genzebe Dibaba, the 3,000 m record, more than decades, after having come closer several times.
The Ethiopian had her in sight halfway, but the pace dropped and she finished second to the champion of World in the 1500m room, Freweyni Hailu, who ran 8: 19.98 to improve her peak time Ontrava last week.
Ethiopia also dominated the 1,500 women while the champion of the Mile World Road, Direbe Welteji, won in 3: 58.89, ahead of the compatriots Habitam Alemu and Worknesh Mesele.
Jamaica Ackera Nugent rebounded from his recent disqualification in New York to win the victory in the female 60m in a 7.75 -second record.
American Grace Stark (7.82) and France Laeticcia Bapte (7.85) finished the first three.
The Silver Leonardo Fabbri medalist won the male weight throwing with a better effort of 21.95 m.
The former Olympic champion of the flac jumping Katie Moon has posted her third brand in the world in so many competitions this year, clearing 4.83 m to finish before the world champion in the British room Molly Caudery (4.75 m ).
Leyanis Perez Hernandez de Cuba struck a 14.62 m 14.62 m in the triple female jump, while Lieke Klaver from the Netherlands won the female 400m in 50.76 seconds.
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