Gudaf Tsegay of Ethiopia set a brand new 1,500 meters indoor world report by ending in 3 minutes 53.09 seconds at a meet in northern France.
A world bronze medalist, Tsegay adopted the quick tempo set by the pacemaker and held on to prevail over double European indoor champion Laura Muir and her teammate Melissa Courtney-Bryant. Muir set a brand new British indoor report by working 3:59.58.
“I’m very joyful to set a world indoor report,” Tsegay mentioned. “I’ve been coaching actually exhausting and I set myself a goal to interrupt the world indoor report.”
Tsegay took greater than two seconds off the earlier report set by Genzebe Dibaba in 2014.
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