Eugene track and field World Championships ended

On July 25, Beijing time, the last match day of the Eugene Track and Field World Championships ended. Nigerian player Aman ran 12 seconds 12 in the semi -final of the women's 100m column to refresh the world record. The Swedish famous Doplandis increased the record he had maintained by 6.21 meters to increase the world record he maintained by himself by 1 cm.

In the semi -final of the women's 100 -meter column, Aman ran out for 12 seconds 12 in the first group, refreshing the world record that was previously maintained by American player Harrison. In the finals less than two hours later, she ran out of 12 seconds 06 and won the championship. However, the final wind speed is 2.5 meters per second, which is an ultra -wind speed competition environment. Therefore, Aman's final score has not been identified as a world record.

Men's pole pole jumping is also one of the projects that are likely to create new records. In the finals, the Tokyo Olympic champion Doplandis is still "lonely for defeat." After leaping over 6 meters, he included his first gold medal in the World Championships in advance, and then he successfully challenged the height of 6.21 meters, successfully refreshing the world record of men's pole jumping.

In the 35 kilometers of the men's 35 kilometers of the final game, Chinese player He Xianghong won fifth place with 2 hours, 24 minutes and 45 seconds, and refreshed the national record that he had maintained before. The Italian player Stano set a new World Championship record in 2 hours, 23 minutes and 14 seconds.

In several other competitions, Norwegian player In Gebletson won the men's 5000m final championship with 13 minutes and 09 seconds. , American player A. Mu Mu won the women's 800 -meter championship in the world's best results in the season of this season with 1: 56.30. Won the ten men's all -around gold medals.

At this point, this track and field World Championships ended, and a total of three new world records were produced in the 10 -day match period.

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