World Records Shattered at NIKE Pre Classic

World records fell like dominoes at the NIKE Pre Classic, showcasing the extraordinary talent in US athletics.

The NIKE Pre Classic erupted with electrifying performances, showcasing the pinnacle of athletic excellence. In a stunning display of talent, Davis-Woodhall soared to a remarkable 7.07 meters in the women`s long jump, matching the world lead set by Mihambo, who followed closely with a leap of 7.01 meters. The crowd at Hayward Field erupted as McLaughlin-Levrone sprinted to a season-best 49.43 seconds in the 400m, edging out Butler, who clocked in at 49.86 seconds.

The excitement reached a fever pitch when Kipyegon shattered her own world record in the 1500m, finishing in an astonishing 3:48.68. Welteji, Hull, and Hunter Bell also delivered personal bests, showcasing the depth of talent in the field. Chebet made headlines by setting a new world record in the 5000m with a blistering time of 13:58.06, leaving Ngetich and Tsegay in her wake.

In the 3000m steeplechase, Yavi`s 8:45.25 not only secured the world lead but also marked the third fastest time ever recorded. The field events were equally thrilling, with Jackson`s shot put meet record of 20.94 meters and Allman`s discus record of 70.68 meters. Rogers raised the bar in the hammer throw, achieving a Diamond League and national record of 78.88 meters. The ongoing USATF Region 6 Junior Olympic Championships adds to the excitement, highlighting the future stars of athletics.

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