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Faith Kipyegon Just Misses 32-Year-Old 3,000
Faith Kipyegon clocked 8:07.04 at the Silesia Diamond League, narrowly missing the 1993 world record by 0.93 seconds and setting the second fastest time ever in the 3000m.
- Faith Kipyegon competed in the women's 3000m at the Silesia Diamond League, finishing with a time of 8:07.04, just shy of the world record of 8:06.11 set in 1993 by Wang Junxia.
- Mondo Duplantis won the men's pole vault event at the same meet with a best leap of 6.10m, unable to break his own world record.
- Julius Yego won the men's javelin throw with a throw of 83.60m, marking his first Diamond League victory since 2016.
- Femke Bol set a world lead in the women's 400m hurdles with a time of 51.91 seconds, achieving her 29th consecutive Diamond League win.
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The Kenyan is less than a second from 8:06.11 in 3,000 meters from the Chinese Junxia in 1993. Duplantis wins with 6.10 and Hodkingson with 800 with 1:54.74.
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Silesia Diamond League Highlights: Thompson Pips Lyles In Men's 100m Final; Duplantis Wins Pole Vault Event With 6.10m
Silesia Diamond League 2025 Highlights: Femke Bol notched up her 29th straight DL victory, while Faith Kipyegon came within a second of the women's 3000m world record. Catch the key updates results from the 12th stop at Silesian Stadium, Chorzow, as it happened
·New Delhi, India
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