Overseas results, February 1-6, 2022

High indoor motion in USA, Germany, Czech Republic, France and Germany

New Steadiness Indoor Grand Prix, World Indoor Tour Gold, Staten Island, New York, USA, February 6

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Males:
60:
1 Noah Lyles 6.56
2 Mario Burke BAR 6.63
3 Travis Collins 6.64
4 Miles Lewis PUR 6.67
5 Mike Rodgers 6.68
6 Demek Kemp 6.69

Warmth 1:
1 Noah Lyles 6.64
2 Demek Kemp 6.68
3 Miles Lewis PUR 6.68
4 Andrew Hudson 6.70

Warmth 2:
1 Travis Collins 6.65
2 Mike Rodgers 6.67
3 Mario Burke BAR 6.67
4 Ryiem Forde JAM 6.69
5 Omar McLeod JAM 6.80

200:
1 Trayvon Bromell 20.64
2 Christopher Taylor JAM 20.81
3 Elijah Corridor-Thompson 20.82
4 Josephus Lyles 20.84

400:
1 Jereem Richards TTO 45.83
2 Vernon Norwood 46.06
3 Kahmari Montgomery 46.24
4 Philip Osei CAN 46.59

800:
1 Mariano Garcia ESP 1:45.12 rec
2 Bryce Hoppel 1:46.08
3 Tony van Diepen NED 1:46.49
4 Kyle Langford GBR 1:46.52
5 Man Learmonth GBR 1:46.90
6 Will Sumner 1:48.14

Mile:
1 Andrew Coscoran IRL 3:53.64
2 Colby Alexander 3:53.83
3 Luke McCann IRL 3:53.87
4 George Beamish NZL 3:55.14
5 Saul Ordóñez ESP 3:55.27
6 Johnny Gregorek 3:56.41
7 Hobbs Kessler 3:57.10
8 Marco Arop CAN 3:59.66
9 Michael Wilson GBR 3:59.79

3000:
1 Adel Mechaal ESP 7:30.82 Eur rec
2 Andrew Butchart GBR 7:37.42
3 Luis Grijalva GUA 7:37.42
4 Jake Wightman GBR 7:37.81
5 Maximilian Thorwirth GER 7:38.14
6 Jonas Raess SUI 7:39.49 rec
7 Tom Mortimer GBR 7:40.97
8 Azeddine Habz FRA 7:43.33
9 Mason Ferlic 7:45.86

Adel Mechaal celebrates his European indoor report (NB Indoor GP)

60H:
1 Grant Holloway 7.37
2 Trey Cunningham 7.47
3 Devon Allen 7.51
4 Daniel Roberts 7.60
5 Freddie Crittenden 7.71
6 Valdó Szűcs HUN 7.73
7 Ruebin Walters TTO 7.76
8 Robert Dunning 7.82

TJ:
1 Donald Scott 16.68
2 Jah-Nhai Perinchief BER 16.55
3 Will Claye 16.46

Ladies:
60:
1 Mikiah Brisco 7.07
2 Briana Williams JAM 7.11
3 Future Smith-Barnett 7.14
4 Kiara Parker 7.19
5 Khamica Bingham CAN 7.24
6 Cambrea Sturgis 7.26
7 Angie Annelus 7.28
8 Morolake Akinosun 7.32

Warmth 1:
1 Briana Williams JAM 7.09
2 Future Smith-Barnett 7.14
3 Cambrea Sturgis 7.22
4 Khamica Bingham CAN 7.29
5 Angie Annelus 7.32

Warmth 2:
1 Mikiah Brisco 7.14
2 Kiara Parker 7.22
3 Morolake Akinosun 7.30
4 Tamara Clark 7.35

300:
1 Gabby Thomas 36.21
2 Lynna Irby 36.42
3 Kendall Ellis 37.27
4 Amy Hunt GBR 37.61

400:
1 Jessica Beard 52.88
2 Kyra Constantine CAN 52.96
3 Roneisha McGregor JAM 53.01

800:
1 Natoya Goule JAM 1:59.62
2 Olivia Baker 2:00.33
3 Isabelle Boffey GBR 2:01.37
4 Sammy Watson 2:02.57
5 Sadi Henderson 2:02.60

1500:
1 Esther Guerrero ESP 4:11.87
2 Heather MacLean 4:12.29
3 Nikki Hiltz 4:12.32
4 Dani Jones 4:12.44
5 Cory McGee 4:13.96
6 Erin Wallace GBR 4:13.96
7 Sarah Lancaster 4:15.13
8 Georgie Hartigan IRL 4:15.42
9 Danae Rivers 4:17.08
10 Síofra Cléirigh Büttner IRL 4:18.01

3000:
1 Gabriela DeBues-Stafford CAN 8:33.92 rec
2 Mekides Abebe ETH 8:36.31
3 Josette Norris 8:37.91
4 Julie-Anne Staehli CAN 8:43.55
5 Amy-Eloise Markovc GBR 8:44.15
6 Marta Pérez ESP 8:44.40
7 Annie Rodenfels 8:46.07
8 Katie Izzo 8:46.54
9 Jenny Nesbitt GBR 8:48.48
10 Lea Meyer GER 8:55.30

60H:
1 Danielle Williams JAM 7.83
2 Britany Anderson JAM 7.88
3 Gabbi Cunningham 7.92
4 Christina Clemons 8.06
5 Sarah Lavin IRL 8.10
6 Michelle Harrison CAN 8.32
7 Kendell Williams 8.35

LJ:
1 Lorraine Ugen GBR 6.71
2 Quanesha Burks 6.65
3 Kendell Williams 6.48
4 Christabel Nettey CAN 6.36
5 Jazmin Sawyers GBR 6.34

U20 Mile: 1 Ellie Shea 4:48.60

Hustopeče, Czech Republic, February 5

Emily Borthwick continued her sensational kind as she gained this long-standing excessive soar competitors in a world main 1.95m.

Emily Borthwick (Getty)

She went over on her first try and gained on countback from Montenegro’s Marija Vukovic who jumped a nationwide report.

Each then tried at 1.98m, which might have been a British report for Borthwick.

Her 1.95m did transfer her to equal third all-time indoors and equal fourth together with outside marks and is a World indoor and outside qualifying mark.

Olympic fourth-placer Woo Sang-Hyeok broke the Korean indoor report 4 instances as he sailed over 2.28m, 2.32m, 2.34m after which 2.36m.

His mark took him to second place on the Asian indoor all-time record to Mutaz Barshim and he selected to not go any larger.

Lengthy and excessive soar expertise JuVaughn Harrison cleared 2,32m whereas Cuban Luis Zayas was third with a 2.30m leap.

Males:
HJ:
1 Woo Sang-Hyeok KOR 2.36 rec
2 JuVaughn Harrison USA 2.32
3 Luis Zayas CUB 2.30
4 Andrii Protsenko UKR 2.30
5 Ilya Ivanyuk RUS 2.28
6 Jan Štefela 2.24
7 Marek Bahník 2.24
8 Fernando Ferreira BRA 2.24
9 Nauraj Singh Randhawa MAS 2.24
10 Edgar Rivera MEX 2.20
11 Adrijus Glebauskas LTU 2.20

Competitors B:
2 Joel Khan GBR 2.18
3 Lewis McGuire GBR 2.15
4 Toni Ademuwagun GBR 2.15
5 Akin Coward GBR 2.10
9 Adam Brooks GBR 2.10
9 Rory Dwyer GBR 2.10
17 Jonathon Bailey GBR 1.95

U20:
1 Luke Ball GBR 2.05
eq 2 Kresten Calvert GBR 1.97

Ladies:
HJ:
1 Emily Borthwick GBR 1.95
2 Marija Vuković MNE 1.95 rec
3 Yaroslava Mahuchikh UKR 1.92
4 Iryna Herashchenko UKR 1.92
5 Safina Sadullayeva UZB 1.92
6 Kateryna Tabashnyk UKR 1.85
7 Laura Zialor GBR 1.85
8 Jennifer Rodriguez COL 1.85 rec

Competitors B:
2 Hannah Moat GBR 1.75
3 Bernice Coulson GBR 1.75
6 Claire McGarvey GBR 1.70
7 Hannah Tapley GBR 1.65,

U20:
1 Halle Ferguson GBR 1.73
2 Evelyne Fonteyne GBR 1.70
4 Lili Church GBR 1.65

Tallinn, Estonia, February 5-6

Adrianna Sulek improved her PB and world lead set the earlier week with a 4598 level rating and her marks included a 1.87m excessive soar.

The Pole pipped Britain’s Holly Mills by a single level because the latter went fifth all-time within the UK.

Holly Mills (Getty Pictures for European Athletics)

Mills added 40 factors to her PB with 4597 with PB’s within the hurdles  (8.17) and lengthy soar (6.37m) and truly defeated the Pole in 4 of the 5 occasions however misplaced an excessive amount of floor within the excessive soar during which she cleared 1.72m)

Hans-Christian Hausenberg set an enormous PB of 6143 to win the heptathlon. as World decathlon silver medallist Marcel Uibo was simply tenth after no-heighting within the pole vault.

Males:
Hep:
1 Hans-Christian Hausenberg 6143 (6.85, 7.92, 14.04, 1.98, 7.96, 5.22, 2:58.45)
2 Risto Lillemets 6006

Ladies:
Pen:
1 Adrianna Sułek POL 4598 (8.41, 1.87, 12.53, 6.15, 2:14.32)
2 Holly Mills GBR 4597 (8.17, 1.72, 13.10, 6.37, 2:12.54)
3 Yuliya Loban UKR 4482 (8.42, 1.78, 14.75, 6.06, 2:23.07)
4 Maria Huntington FIN 4476 (8.31, 1.81, 12.98, 6.26, 2:24.02)
5 Paulina Ligarska POL 4301
6 Edyta Bielska POL 4087

Magglingen, Switzerland, February 5

Mujinga Kambundji ran 7.15 within the 60m finals to equal the European lead of Darryl Neita from Berlin.
Ladies: 60:
1 Mujinga Kambundji 7.15
2 Géraldine Frey 7.26

Warmth 1:
1 Mujinga Kambundji 7.20
2 Géraldine Frey 7.27

Spala, Poland, February 5

Konrad Bukowiecki set a world-leading 21.37m within the shot.

Natalia Kaczmarek ran a Polish report 36.20 within the 300m

Kacper Lewalski set a Polish under-20 indoor 800m report of 1:47.63.

Aneta Lemiesz clocked a World Masters Indoor W40 report with 54.63.

Males:
800: 1 Kacper Lewalski U20 1:47.63 U20 rec

PV: 1 Robert Sobera 5.61

SP: 1 Konrad Bukowiecki 21.37

Ladies:
300:
1 Natalia Kaczmarek 36.20 rec

400: Aneta Lemiesz W40 54.63 W40 world rec

Tourcoing, France, February 5

USA’s Olympic silver medalist Chris Nilsen cleared six metres for the primary time as he improved the US indoor report to six.02m.

Former world record-holder Renaud Lavillenie was second with a 5.81m leap.

Iryna Zhuk gained the ladies’s occasion in a Belarus report 4.77m, which was additionally a world lead.

Males:
PV:
1 Chris Nilsen USA 6.02 (rec)
2 Renaud Lavillenie 5.81
3 Matt Ludwig USA 5.81
4 Ethan Cormont 5.74
5 Alioune Sene 5.74
6 Menno Vloon NED 5.74

Ladies:
PV:
1 Iryna Zhuk BLR 4.77 rec
2 Margot Chevrier 4.54
3 Xu Huiqin CHN 4.54

Ulsteinvik, Norway, February 5

Males: SP: 1 Marcus Thomsen 20.87

ISTAF, Berlin, February 4

Mondo Duplantis gained with a second-time clearance at a world main 6.03m and had two glorious makes an attempt at a world report 6.19m.

KC Lightfoot was second with a 5.92m leap whereas and German Oleg Zernikel was third with a PB 5.81m.

The 100m Olympic champion Marcell Jacobs impressed over 60 metres in his first race since Tokyo.

He began with a 6.57 warmth after which ran a European lead of 6.51 in simply profitable the ultimate from Arthur Cisse’s 6.60 and Jimmy Vicaut’s 6.61.

British Olympic finalist Daryll Neita clocked a PB 7.18 within the girls’s 60m heats which she improved to 7.15 within the remaining in setting a European lead. It strikes her to fifth all-time amongst UK athletes.

Khaddi Sagnia gained the lengthy soar with a 6.68m leap to defeat Merle Homeier’s 6.66m indoor PB whereas Olympic champion Malaika Mihambo additionally jumped 6.66m within the remaining spherical.

The latter additionally ran 7.48 within the 60m heats.

Males:
60:
1 Lamont Marcell Jacobs ITA 6.51
2 Arthur Gue Cissé CIV 6.60
3 Jimmy Vicaut FRA 6.61
4 Kevin Kranz 6.66

Warmth 1:
1 Lamont Marcell Jacobs ITA 6.57
2 Arthur Gue Cissé CIV 6.60

Warmth 2:
1 Jimmy Vicaut FRA 6.63
2 Kevin Kranz 6.66

60H:
1 Aurel Manga FRA 7.62
2 Koen Smet NED 7.68
3 Rafael Henrique Pereira BRA 7.68
4 Gregor Traber 7.69
5 Michael Obasuyi BEL 7.70
David King GBR DQ

Warmth 1:
1 Koen Smet NED 7.70
2 Gregor Traber 7.70
3 Aurel Manga FRA 7.74

Warmth 2:
1 Rafael Henrique Pereira BRA 7.58 NR
2 Michael Obasuyi BEL 7.63
3 David King GBR 7.66

PV:
1 Armand Duplantis SWE 6.03
2 KC Lightfoot USA 5.92
3 Oleg Zernikel 5.81
4 Ernest John Obiena PHI 5.70
5 Bo Kanda Lita Baehre 5.70
6 Piotr Lisek POL 5.70

Ladies: 60:
1 Daryll Neita GBR 7.15
2 Zaynab Dosso ITA 7.28
3 Sophia Junk 7.29
4 Lorène Dorcas Bazolo POR 7.30
5 Gina Lückenkemper 7.33
6 Rani Rosius BEL 7.37

Warmth 1:
1 Daryll Neita GBR 7.18
2 Rani Rosius BEL 7.34

Warmth 2:
1 Zaynab Dosso ITA 7.30
2 Tristan Evelyn BAR 7.33
3 Gina Lückenkemper 7.36
4 Sophia Junk 7.37

60H:
1 Reetta Hurske FIN 7.99
2 Zoë Sedney NED 8.05
3 Nooralotta Neziri FIN 8.08
4 Megan Tapper JAM 8.14
5 Anne Zagré BEL 8.15
6 Sharika Nelvis USA 8.26

Warmth 1:
1 Reetta Hurske FIN 8.02
2 Megan Tapper JAM 8.06
3 Nooralotta Neziri FIN 8.08
4 Anne Zagré BEL 8.09
5 Luca Kozák HUN 8.10

Warmth 2:
1 Zoë Sedney NED 8.00
2 Sharika Nelvis USA 8.05
3 Anne Weigold 8.11
4 Cindy Roleder 8.21

LJ:
1 Khaddi Sagnia SWE 6.68
2 Merle Homeier 6.66
3 Malaika Mihambo 6.66
4 Diána Lesti HUN 6.44
5 Alina Rotaru-Kottmann ROU 6.39

Miramas, France, February 4

European Junior 400m champion Edward Faulds improved his indoor PB to 46.79 to win one of many 400m races and go second all-time amongst British juniors (behind Mark Hylton’s 46.56 in 1995) and it positioned him tenth all-time amongst Europeans.

In her first ever indoor competitors Cuban Leyanis Perez gained the triple soar with a 14.47m leap to defeat Olympic medallists Patricia Mamona’s 14.17m and Ana Peleteiro’s 14.15m.

African 100m record-holder Ferdinand Omanyala loved his indoor debut with Kenyan data of 6.65 within the heats and 6.63 within the remaining.

Pascal Martinot-Lagarde gained the 60m hurdles in 7.63.

Albanian Luiza Gega gained the 3000m in 8:50.08 forward of Britain’s Izzy Fry’s 8:58.44.

Males
60 (0.2):
1 Ferdinand Omurwa KEN 6.63 rec
2 Kayhan Özer TUR 6.67
7 Confidence Lawson GBR 6.82

Race B (0.2):
2 Christophe Lemaitre 6.86
5 Kevin Mayer 6.99

Warmth 1:
2 Confidence Lawson GBR 6.76
5 Christophe Lemaitre 6.90
6 Kevin Mayer 6.94

Warmth 2 (0.1):
1 Ferdinand Omurwa KEN 6.65 rec

200:
C:
2 Christophe Lemaitre 21.61

400:
1 Julien Watrin BEL 46.77

Race B:
1 Edward Faulds GBR 46.79

Race C:
3 Alex Haydock-Wilson GBR 47.96

1500:
1 Ossama Meslek ITA 3:40.04
2 Flavien Szot 3:40.78
3 Tim Verbaandert NED 3:40.97
4 Ruben Verheyden BEL 3:40.97
9 Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad 3:44.57

Race B:
1 Salim Keddar ALG 3:40.97
2 Pietro Arese ITA 3:42.33
3 Kevin López ESP 3:43.41
4 Joonas Rinne FIN 3:43.57
10 Luke Duffy GBR 3:48.32

60H (0.1):
1 Pascal Martinot-Lagarde 7.63
2 Gabriel Constantino BRA 7.79
2 Mikdat Sevler TUR 7.79

Warmth 1 (0.2):
1 Simply Kwaou-Mathey 7.76
2 Gabriel Constantino BRA 7.78

Warmth 2 (0.2):
1 Pascal Martinot-Lagarde 7.75
2 Mikdat Sevler TUR 7.76

HJ:
1 Loïc Gasch SUI 2.22
2 Juozas Baikštys LTU 2.22
3 David Smith PUR 2.22

TJ:
1 Simo Lipsanen FIN 16.52
2 Benjamin Compaoré 16.26
3 Amath Faye SEN 16.16 rec

SP:
1 Frederic Dagee 19.50
6 Kevin Mayer 15.15

Ladies:
200:
1 Ida Kathrine Karstoft DEN 23.25 rec

Race C:
1 Bianca Williams GBR 24.08

3000:
1 Luiza Gega ALB 8:50.08
2 Izzy Fry GBR 8:58.44
3 Sara Christiansson SWE 8:59.10

60H (0.1):
1 Evonne Britton USA 8.15
2 Sacha Alessandrini 8.24
3 Megan Marrs GBR 8.25

Race B (0.2):
1 Ebony Morrison LBR 8.22

Warmth 1 (0.2):
1 Megan Marrs GBR 8.21

Warmth 2 (0.2):
1 Sacha Alessandrini 8.16
2 Evonne Britton USA 8.18

TJ:
1 Leyanis Pérez CUB 14.15
2 Patrícia Mamona POR 14.17
3 Ana Peleteiro ESP 14.15
4 Kristin Gierisch GER 13.91
5 Jessie Maduka GER 13.81
6 Liadagmis Povea CUB 13.79

Ostrava, Czech Republic, February 3

Elliot Giles improved his indoor PB to three:35.93 to go sixth all-time in Britain in setting a gathering report within the 1500m to defeat Ismael Debjani’s Belgian report 3:36.38.

Picture by JP Durand

In fourth and fifth there was additionally a Lithuanian report for Simas Bertasius of three:38.32 and a Belarus report for Illia Karnavukhau of three:38.47.

There was a British double as fellow Olympian Revee Walcott-Nolan gained her race in an indoor PB 4:10.53 indoor PB simply forward of Adele Tracey’s 4:10.88 with the UK pair edging Eire’s Sarah Healy.

Poland’s Anna Kielbasinska gained the ladies’s 400m in a Polish report and world lead 51.10 effectively away from Lieke Klaver’s 51.66 and Jessie Knight’s 52.03

Thobias Montler set a gathering report 8.21m within the lengthy soar to defeat Olympic champion Miltiadis Tentoglou’s 8.15m.

Iryna Zhuk set a gathering report and European lead of 4.71m within the pole vault.

Jan Veleba had a house win within the 60m with 6.65 to defeat Briton Eugene Amo-Dadzie’s 6.66 however the latter had run a 6.61 warmth.

There was a shock win within the 60m for Eire’s Molly Scott within the 60m with 7.25 forward of European indoor champion Ajla Del Ponte’s 7.26 in season opener.

Males:
60:
1 Jan Veleba 6.65
2 Eugene Amo-Dadzie GBR 6.66
3 Oliver Bromby GBR 6.70

Warmth 1:
1 Jan Veleba 6.67
2 Oliver Bromby GBR 6.71
3 Sean Safo-Antwi GHA 6.71

Warmth 2:
1 Eugene Amo-Dadzie GBR 6.61

200:
1 Taymir Burnet NED 20.92
2 Jan Jirka 21.01
3 Ján Volko SVK 21.05

Race B:
1 Tomáš Němejc 20.87
2 Eduard Kubelík 20.98

400:
1 Carl Bengtström SWE 46.42
2 Danylo Danylenko UKR 46.67
3 Liemarvin Bonevacia NED 46.67
5 Rabah Yousif GBR 49.90

Race B:
1 Edoardo Scotti ITA 46.41

800:
1 Aurele Vandeputte BEL 1:47.41
2 Catalin Tecuceanu ROU 1:47.43
3 Noah Kibet KEN 1:47.76
4 Thomas Randolph GBR 1:48.11

1500:
1 Elliot Giles GBR 3:35.93
2 Ismael Debjani BEL 3:36.38 rec
3 Ferdinand Kvan Edman NOR 3:37.39
4 Simas Bertašius LTU 3:38.32 rec
5 Illia Karnavukhau BLR 3:38.47 rec
6 Piers Copeland GBR 3:38.64
7 István Szögi HUN 3:39.03
8 El Hassane Moujahid MAR 3:39.57
9 Archie Davis GBR 3:40.28

LJ:
1 Thobias Montler SWE 8.21
2 Miltiádis Tentóglou GRE 8.15
3 JuVaughn Harrison USA 7.98
4 Maykel Vidal CUB 7.92
5 Radek Juška 7.82

SP:
1 Michał Haratyk POL 20.79
2 Mesud Pezer BIH 20.51
3 Andrei Toader ROU 20.35
4 Tomáš Staněk 20.11
5 Jakub Szyszkowski POL 19.75

Ladies:

60:
1 Molly Scott IRL 7.25
2 Ajla Del Ponte SUI 7.26
3 Patrizia van der Weken LUX 7.27
4 Rafailía Spanoudáki-Hatziríga GRE 7.30
5 Monika Weigertová SVK 7.35
6 Jamile Samuel NED 7.39
7 Klára Seidlová 7.39

Warmth 1:
1 Ajla Del Ponte SUI 7.27
2 Jamile Samuel NED 7.40

Warmth 2:
1 Molly Scott IRL 7.25
2 Patrizia van der Weken LUX 7.26 eq rec
3 Rafailía Spanoudáki-Hatziríga GRE 7.29

400:
1 Anna Kiełbasińska POL 51.10 rec
2 Lieke Klaver NED 51.66
3 Jessie Knight GBR 52.03
4 Lada Vondrová 52.31

Race B:
1 Corinna Schwab GER 51.68
2 Maja Ciric SRB 52.33 rec
3 Nikoleta Jíchová 53.91

1500:
1 Revee Walcott-Nolan GBR 4:10.53
2 Adelle Tracey GBR 4:10.88
3 Sarah Healy IRL 4:11.00
4 Diana Mezuliáníková 4:11.17
5 Nadia Energy IRL 4:13.60
6 Vera Hoffmann LUX 4:13.88 rec

60H:
1 Helena Jiranová 8.03
2 Mette Graversgaard DEN 8.08
3 Elisa Maria Di Lazzaro ITA 8.11

Warmth 1:
1 Mette Graversgaard DEN 8.09
2 Elisa Maria Di Lazzaro ITA 8.11

Warmth 2:
1 Helena Jiranová 8.09

PV:
1 Iryna Zhuk BLR 4.71
2 Tina Šutej SLO 4.61
3 Yarisley Silva CUB 4.51
4 Amálie Švábíková 4.51
5 Yana Hladiychuk UKR 4.41

Valencia, Spain, February 2

Males: 60: 4 Dewi Hammond GBR 6.88

Warmth 1: 3 Dewi Hammond GBR 6.86

400: 1 Óscar Husillos 47.37

800: 1 Eric Nzikwinkunda BDI 1:47.39

1500:
1 Isaac Nader POR 3:38.08
2 Federico Bruno ARG 3:39.09 rec
3 Carlos Saez 3:39.73

3000:
1 Mohamed Al-Garni QAT 7:47.79
2 Carlos Díaz CHI 7:51.30
3 Abderrahman El Khayami 7:54.38

SP:
1 Tsanko Arnaudov POR 20.31

Ladies:
400:
1 Modesta Morauskaitė LTU 52.02 rec
2 Cátia Azevedo POR 52.90

3000:
1 Selah Busienei KEN 8:52.87
2 Emine Hatun Tuna TUR 8:55.91
3 Solange Andreia Pereira 8:55.95
4 Agueda Muńoz 8:58.81
9 Angharad Davies GBR 9:47.31

LJ: 1 Fatima Diame 6.58

TJ: 1 Susana Costa POR 13.66

Erfurt, Germany, February 1

Males:
60: 1 Joshua Hartmann 6.66
Warmth 1: Joshua Hartmann 6.65

800:
1 Marc Reuther 1:46.47
2 Karl Bebendorf 1:47.18

1500:
1 Maximilian Thorwirth 3:38.72
2 István Szögi HUN 3:39.05
3 Boaz Kiprugut KEN 3:40.75

3000W: 1 Christopher Linke 10:58.94

Ladies:
60:
1 Tristan Evelyn BAR 7.27 rec
2 Sophia Junk 7.33

800: 1 Eglay Nalyanya KEN 2:01.68

Race B:
1 Christina Hering 2:02.15
2 Naomi Korir KEN 2:02.74

60H:
1 Anne Weigold 8.13
3 Cindy Roleder 8.21

Warmth 1: 1 Cindy Roleder 8.21

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