British Georgia Bell has played the best in the tendency race in the prestigious Millerose games in New York.
Bell, who won the Olympic Broke medal 1500 meters in Paris Games last year, finished four minutes 23.35 seconds, while the world athletics meeting in the world is considered the first in the world.
She performed a dominant performance and ended strongly to stop the challenge from the American husband Heather McLean and Nikki Hiltz.
Josh Kerr citizens, the 1500 -meter world champion and the Olympic silver medal in Paris, were unable to run in the final event of the night, The Men's Mile, after his illness.
However, the American Yard Nuguse guaranteed that there will be an appropriate end for the 117th edition of the meeting by winning with new record time in the world 3: 46.63.
Earlier, Grant Fisher set a new world record when he beat Cole Hooker, the 1500 -meter Olympics champion, 3000 meters.
The American husband faced the fencing all over the race against Fischer, where the two bronze medal, which is 5,000 meters and 10,000 meters in Paris, passed the Hooker citizen in the last turn.
He won a time of seven minutes 22.91 seconds – he won the record set by Ethiopia Lamisha Jerma in 2023.
Hooker crossed the line at 7: 23.14 – as it overcame the previous record of Jerma 7: 23.81.
“This was a battle for ages there,” Fischer said.
Elsewhere, Masai Russell won the 100 -meter champion of obstacles in the 76 -meter race in the 7.76 second race before Dylan Bird also set a great world time of 7.38 seconds in the 60 -meter men's obstacles.
Marcellus Moore won six 60 meters in 6.56 seconds, with the pioneering time in the world of 7.02 seconds, as it won 60 meters for women.
