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Location American Athletics News for 22 July 2018
Wojciech Nowicki once again defeated hammer throw world champion Pawel Fajdek while Anita Wlodarczyk extended her own world lead in the event to highlight the Polish national championships which concluded in Lublin on Su...
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Hofmann takes German javelin throw title

IAAF - 22 Jul 2018 19:51
Andreas Hofmann threatened the 90-metre mark to take the javelin throw showdown at the German national championships which concluded in Nuremberg on Sunday (22).
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Emmanuel Korir ran the fastest 800m since 2012, clocking 1:42.05, to light up the second day of the Anniversary Games in London on Sunday (22), the 11th meeting on the IAAF Diamond League.
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Greg Rutherford to miss European Championships in Berlin Greg Rutherford will not defend his European long jump title in Berlin in August and may attempt a career in track cycling.
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Anniversary Games: Dina Asher-Smith fourth as Jenna Prandini wins 200m Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith finishes fourth as United States' Jenna Prandini wins the women's 200m at the Anniversary Games in 22.16 seconds.
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London Anniversary Games: Kare Adenegan & Sophie Hahn set world records Kare Adenegan smashes the T34 100m world record at the London Anniversary Games as Sophie Hahn clocks a T38 200m world record.
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Anniversary Games: Kenya's Emmanuel Korir runs fastest 800m since 2012 Olympics Kenya's Emmanuel Korir runs the quickest 800m since the London 2012 Olympic final at the Anniversary Games.
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Anniversary Games: Great Britain's Kare Adenegan breaks world record to win T34 100m Kare Adenegan, 17, sets a world record in the T34 100m at the Anniversary Games, shattering Hannah Cockcroft's mark of 17.18 seconds with a time of 16.80.
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