Australians represented big time at Sunday’s Seiko Golden Grand Prix in Tokyo, winning six events and taking one more top 3 spot and another six top 5 placings. The first Aussie win of the day came courtesy of Rose Davies in the women’s 3000 m, where she outran main competition Helen Ekalale by 6 seconds to win in a meet record 8:43.38. Yuma Yamamoto broke into the all-time Japanese top 10 with
Stano negatively split the race, besting the previous record, set by Canada’s Evan Dunfee, by 57 seconds
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Gabrielle Pinder and Jack Kavanagh ran the fastest parkrun times in the UK this week (Saturday 17th May). Our weekly parkrun top ten is sponsored by the Coggiola Endurance Centre, a residential coaching and performance facility in the Italian Alps. Follow on Instagram for more updates in the new future. Gabrielle Pinder returns to the […]
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Without an in-country Diamond League meet Sunday’s Seiko Golden Grand Prix at the Tokyo Olympics stadium is the main event of the Japanese outdoor season. Along with the Asian Championships in South Korea in 2 weeks and July’s National Championships, this is one of the best chances for Japanese athletes to score some serious world rankings points to boost their chances of making the home team for
