Greater names join the London Athletics Meeting on July 19
The Multiple World Champion Femke Bol, a triple medalist at the 2024 Olympic Games, will compete in the 400m obstacles at the London Athletics Meeting on Saturday, July 19, where he joined the Dutch British stars athlete.
Bol, 25, has an exceptional record of the League of Diamonds that is not free since its debut in 2021 and an outstanding record in the British capital, where it established a better in the 51,30 diamond league in 2024, eclipseing the month Setium Setium Setium Setium Setium
Bol established a European record of 50.95 in Switzerland last summer, taking half its best life. Then he won the mixed relay gold of 4x400m, the 4x400m silver and the 400 m bronze in the Paris Olympic Games, improving the individual bronze he won in Tokyo in 2021.
His medal transport in recent years has been impressive. The double silver in the 2022 world championship in Oregon (400 my mixture 4x400m) was followed by a gold medal hat-trick in the European championship later that summer (400m, obstacles of 400 my 4x400m 400 MY relay). It improved even more in 2023, double gold extraction in 400m obstacles and 4x400m relay in the World Athletics Championship in Budapest.
In 2024, Shhe was crowned champion of the League of Diamonds for the fourth successive year, concluding another successful year of competition that included Loining his own world interior record to take the world wing of 400 m in Marchgow) in March (49.17)) in March (49.17)) Championships (400m Hurmanians and 4x400m).
“My first race in London in 2023 was a dream come true, and going even faster in 2024 was incredible, there is something so special in the competition at that stage,” said Bol, who has 20 or 50 fastest obstacles of all time. “I have a good bone training and I am very motivated for the summer that is coming. The idea of competing in the London Diamond League, which is one of my favorite careers in the circuit, only gives me so much buzz. The last two years. The formations were magical and my performances were magical and my performances were magical and my performances were mineneas were minimal and my performance. clue”.
Just out of a strong internal campaign, Caudern will return to London full of trust. The 24 -year -old from Cornwall became the first British woman in history to win a world -jump world -jump title when she shot for the inner gold of the world in Glasgow last year, before ensuring European silver later in Rome three months. With a better life of 4.92my victories in several key international meetings, Cauderny has established itself as a firm favorite of the house for the London meeting.
“Winning gold in Glasgow went beyond everything I imagined: the support of the local crowd was unforgettable,” said Caudery. “Replace again in London this summer is a great motivation for me. I am in a good physically and mentally place, and just because continuing to build what I have achieved so far. Poenta in front of a scenario full again.”
The three -time holder of the Olympic and British record Morgan Lake is also confirmed for the height jump in London. The 27 -year -old has enjoyed some strong results, ending fourth in the World Athletics Championship in Budapest and representing the GB team in last summer Olympics. With a national record of 1.99my consistent actions around the high jump circuit, Lake arrives in London with the aim of entertaining its local crowd.
“Competing in front of a local crowd always gets the best of me,” Lake said. “Energy is amazing and I am excited to be part of such an incredible alignment this year. I am looking forward to building well during the season.
“I always hope to compete at the London Stadium, everything is the world class,” Lake said. “I am enjoying my new training configuration and I am pointing to the top this year, and I know that London will be another important step on that trip.”
This year’s London athletics meeting is almost exhausted. There are less than 500 tickets available, with prices that start from £ 25 for adults and £ 5 for juniors.