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20km race walk ― Jefferson Perez, Ecuador, 1:17:21, 2003.

400m hurdles ― Kevin Young, United States, 47.18, 1993.

110m hurdles ― Colin Jackson, Great Britain, 12.91, 1993.

800 meters ― Donavan Brazier, United States, 1:42.34, 2019.

400 meters ― Michael Johnson, United States, 43.18, 1999.

WORLD RECORD 🚨 🇸🇪 CLEARS 6.21M TO BREAK HIS OWN WORLD RECORD AND STRIKES HIS FIRST WORLD POLE VAULT TITLE! #WorldAthleticsChamps /1jUhWShkS1- World Athletics July 25, 2022

35 km walk, (road), 2:39:16, Kimberly García (PER)īelow is a list of all the current championship records and those in bold text are the brand new WRs set here in Oregon.

Marathon, 2:18:11, Gotytom Gebreslase (ETH).

400 m hurdles, 50.68 WR, Sydney McLaughlin (USA).

Discus throw, 71.13 m, Kristjan Čeh (SLO).

400 m hurdles, 46.29, Alison dos Santos (BRA).

In addition, World Championship records that have been set at Oregon22:

And then we watched Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan overcome the hurdles to take the tape in 12:12 seconds in the 100 meters semi-final (and new world record) before bettering it in the final with 12:06 seconds.

Team USA’s Sydney McLaughlin took new strides by running an incredible 50.68 seconds in the Women’s 400 meters hurdles. Swedish 22-year-old Mondo Duplantis took pole vault gold by raising his own global bar to 6.21 meters. In total we saw three world records in Eugene. McLaughlin considering new challenges after 400m hurdles world record.US women stun Jamaica in relays, Canada take men’s gold.USA tops the total medal count at World Athletics Championships.The last day of competition at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix takes place on Sunday (23 April) at the new Brazilian Paralympic Training Centre.Īll the latest results can be found here.🤯 /5XI8yg3WcZ- Team USA JIn related news: He will debut in the Brazil's senior team. Meanwhile, Jonas Licurgo won the javelin event with a 31.09m throw.Įighteen-year-old Paulo Henrique Andrade won the men's T13 high jump with 1.81m.

In the same event, João Luis dos Santos also guaranteed his participation in the Worlds with 44.29m. Emerson dos Santos Lopes posted a new Brazilian record in the men's F46 discus throw (46.14m). In the field events, Brazil also had some noticeable performances. The men's 200m will also have Brazilians in the T38, T37 and T36 classes, as Edson Pinheiro (23.40), Mateus Evangelista (23.35) and Rodrigo Parreira (25.54) led the pack. Kesley Josué's 22.06 in the men's 200m T13 also gave him a place in the team. The performance also secured him a spot on the Brazilian team heading to July’s World Para Athletics Championships in London, Great Britain.Įleven more Brazilians achieved the "A" standard established by the Brazilian Paralympic Committee in order to qualify to London 2017.Ĭurrent men's 100m T47 Paralympic champion Petrucio Ferreira won the 200m in a 2017 world-leading time of 21.66.Īnother Paralympic champion, Ricardo Costa Oliveira jumped 6.51m to win the men's T11 long jump - just 1cm shy of his gold medal performance in Rio de Janeiro. The reigning Paralympic champion reached 44.66m on his way to beating the previous world record of 44.44m set by Spain's Alfonso Lopes-Fidalgo in 1998. Brazil's Alessandro Rodrigo broke the men's F11 discus world record on Saturday (22 April) at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Sai Paulo, Brazil.