Jasmine Kamacho-Quinn once again showed her class in the 100 meters hurdles. The Cuban star, Tokyo Olympic gold medalist in the event, covered the distance at 12.39 in the Diamond League in Rome and broke her previous top performance of 12.40, also setting a rally record.
Ating Mo continued in high performance in the 800 meters after the gold medal in Tokyo. The 19-year-old American middleweight champion covered the distance in 1.57.01 and recorded this year’s top performance in the world, leaving in history the 1.57.72 of the “silver” Olympian, Kili Hodginson.
The same happened in the men’s 5,000 meters, with the Kenyan Nicolas Kimeli finishing the distance in 12.46.33 and setting both a rally record and an individual record.
Sandy Morris is still in the air, with the world indoor track and field champion close to surpassing 4.81 and marking this year’s top performance in the world.
Serika Jackson set a race record in the 200 meters with a time of 21.81 and Christian Cech in the discus throw with a shot of 70.72.
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