11:45 AM CET Behrenbuch continues his dominance in the throws with his 48.86 (847/5972) “winning” this event to add to his SP triumph. Perhaps the winds weren’t so favourable as the distances were none too impressive. Sebrle put in a… Continue Reading →
10:20 CET The favourable winds that the men had enjoyed on Day 1 kept with them (+1.2m/s to +1.9m/s), until the faster hurdlers took to the line for the final heat suffered a slight head wind of -0.8m/s. The +1.6m/s… Continue Reading →
18:15 CET Up at the top end, the last heat contained the top 3 athletes. Jacob Minah lead them home in 48.09 (905/4222) followed by the event leader Kasyanov in 48.29 (895/4461) from Hardee 48.42 (889/4391) and Schrader come in… Continue Reading →
17:15 CET And to the final event of day 1 of the heptathlon. The women finally get the advantage of the wind that the men enjoyed for the 100m and LJ. Dobrynska runs 24.66 (918/3751) in her heat which is… Continue Reading →
Maurice Smith decides to keep going in the SP with a 16.24 (866/1778 ), however Pascal Behrenbruch puts 16.37 (874/2592) for the “win” in this event and jumping him up to 5th. This was 19cm below his PB from Götzis… Continue Reading →
14:00 CET Again the men benefit from favourable tailwinds for the LJ. Schrader goes out to 8.05 (1073 points, 2015 after 2 events) with a 1.9m/s behind him to take the overall lead and Kasyanov lands at 7.88 (1030/2003) with… Continue Reading →
11:30 AM CET Well it looks like a bit of windy day at Götzis this morning with head winds of between -0.7m/s to -1.5m/s for the 100mH. Nataliya Dobrynska featuring in the poorest of those conditions, coming in 3rd in… Continue Reading →
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