van der Weken 7.07 WL, Szymański 7.41 WL, Canales 1:44.65 WL, Zenoni 4:03.59 WL
LUXEMBOURG (LUX, Jan 19): Three early world leads had been achieved on the CMCM Indoor Assembly (opening WIT Silver season assembly). Solely two occasions didn’t register new meet data. Native hero Patrizia van der Weken gained the 60m in a brand new NR of seven.07 WL from Orlann Oliere of France (7.18). Jakub Szymański delivered 60m hurdles NR for Poland with 7.41 WL, additionally tied second within the European all-time lists behind Colin Jackson, successful over Belgium’s Elie Bacari 7.55 (7.51 NR in heats), whereas Tejas Shirse clocked 7.65 NR for India in heats. Spain’s Elvin José Canales topped the 800m in 1:44.65 short-track NR, WL forward of Bartosz Kitliński of Poland (1:45.65 short-track PB). Marta Zenoni topped the ladies’s 1500m in a brand new short-track NR of 4:03.59 WL (former NR of Gabriell Dorio comes from 1982 4:04.01) over Marta García of Spain (4:09.80 short-track PB). Germany’s Florian Bremm gained the 3000m in 7:39.01 PB forward of Ruben Verheyden of Belgium (7:39.90), Kenya’s Mathew Kipsang (7:40.29), Romain Mornet of France (7:40.39 short-track PB) and Mahadi Abdi Ali (7:40.99), short-track NR for Netherlands.
South Africa’s Marione Fourie dominated the 60m hurdles in 7.98 (7.91 NR in heats in first ever indoor race for her) over Giada Carmassi of Italy (8.00 PB), Germany’s Rosina Schneider (8.01 PB), Saara Keskitalo of Finland (8.03 PB) and Kreete Verlin (8.06 NR for Estonia). Germany’s Jessica-Bianca Wessolly topped the 200m in 22.84 short-track PB, with one other NR for Luxembourg by second Patrizia van der Weken (23.17). Switzerland’s Angelica Moser cleared 465 within the pole vault, successful over Imogen Ayris of New Zealand (455), Belgium’s Pieter Sisk gained the 1500m in 3:36.71 short-track PB, Maksymilian Szwed of Poland the 400m (46.51) over Hungary’s Patrik Enying (46.57), short-track PB for each, Plamena Mitkova of Bulgaria the lengthy bounce (655) and Poland’s Konrad Bukowiecki the shot put (20.42).
