After tuning up with a 3:40.19 win in the men’s 1500 m A-heat in Fukagawa on Wednesday, South Korean Jae Ung Lee turned in the performance of the day at the second Hokuren Distance Challenge meet in Shibetsu Saturday. Going to the front after 900 m, Lee ran a 3:38.55 for the win, just enough to achieve his goal of breaking the 1993-era Korean national record of 3:38.60 and almost 6 seconds up on
Streaming of the Hokuren Distance Challenge Shibetsu Meet, part 2 of this year’s 5-meet time trial series, starts today at 14:00 local time, with the main program kicking off at 16:00. Start lists are here, with live results here. Shibetsu will be the last main chance for people to hit qualifying standards for next month’s National Championships.© 2025 Brett Larner, all rights reserved
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