Jakob Ingebrigtsen won the 5,000m race at the inaugural Ultimate Championships, beating American rival Cole Hocker. Ingebrigtsen, the reigning Olympic champion, secured a $150,000 prize. He dominated the race, finishing in 12min 59.24sec, nearly a second ahead of Hocker.

Ingebrigtsen's victory was remarkable, especially after a serious Achilles injury sidelined him for 11 months. He expressed his joy at being able to compete at such a high level again. The race was fast-paced, with Ingebrigtsen's final lap time of 54.39 seconds showcasing his strength. Read more racing coverage.

British athlete Jazmin Sawyers also achieved success, coming second in the women’s long jump with a leap of 6.77m. Sawyers' performance earned her $75,000. The championships featured impressive performances, including Mondo Duplantis's 6.25m pole vault win. Related: Kirsty Longley wins W50 category despite recent grief.

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