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Sydney McLeulin Leveron wins 100,000 dollars after the dominant offers

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Three days after intense competition, the Grand Slam Miami track ended. On Sunday, on the last day of work, fans were treated with some delightful shows because some of the world’s best athletes fought for glory.

In the Long Hurdles Events Group, Sydney McLeulin-Lenfron made a clinical show in the 400-meter race. After he had already won a 400 -meter hurdles race on Saturday, the American scored the second better than 49.69 today to finish nearly two seconds before the rest of the stadium. With this, McLeulin Lefroun The “Four Championship Champion” was crowned in the second time in a row, and it will move away from Florida with $ 100,000 as prize money.

Elsewhere in Grand Slam Track Miami, Marileidy Paulino has developed an incredible offer in the 200 -meter women’s race. While Bolino is usually hostile at a height of 400 meters, its multiple uses have proven today as it recorded a national record of 22.30s to win the title of 200 meters and the honor of the SLAM champion. Behind her, Salwa, Nasser and Isabella Whitaker, gathered the first three.

In the short Svet Sprits collection in Grand Slam Track Miami, Kenny Bednark Successfully defended the title of Championships Championships. After the 100 -meter and 200 meters race in Kingston won last month, the American repeated this feat this time. On Sunday, Bednarek 19.84s ran for the 200m title, providing new global progress in the distance.

Another dominant performance was delivered at Grand Slam Track Miaami by Grand Fisher. Long -distance runner scored 13: 40.32 for ten titles 5,000 meters, six seconds before his competitors.

Grand SAM Track Miami: Full Results from Today 3

Below are the full results of the third day of Grand Slam Track Miami (the four championships are highlighted):

A group of events in a short distance – 800 meters women

  1. Mary Mora – 1: 59.51
  2. Nikki Hiltz – 1: 59.75
  3. Freweyni Hailu – 1: 59.8
  4. Dirib Welteji – 1: 59.94
  5. Jessica Hall – 2: 00.08
  6. Shafique Malneyy – 2: 00.96
  7. Emily Mcai – 2: 02.42
  8. Lucia Staveford – 2: 04.93

The collection of short obstacles – 100 meters for men

  1. Try Knngham- 10.17
  2. Brett Jamal – 10.20
  3. Sasha Choy – 10.36
  4. Daniel Roberts – 10.40
  5. Dylan Bird – 10.63
  6. Michael Obasoy – 10.67
  7. Freddie Critter – 10.68

Welihim Pelosian – DNS

Long -distance events – 3000 meters women

  1. Hirut Mishisha – 8: 22.72
  2. Peace Cresting – 8: 23.08
  3. Peace Cresting – 8: 23,14
  4. TSIGE Gebresta – 8: 24.47
  5. Aynadis Mebratu – 8: 35.61
  6. Janeth ChePNGETICH – 8: 37.06
  7. Eliz Karani – 8: 42.30
  8. Nozomi Tanaka – 8: 44.51

The long -term events group – 400 meters for men

  1. Alison Doss Santos – 44.53
  2. Chris Robinson – 44.86
  3. Calip Dean – 45.18
  4. Treefor Basate – 45.31
  5. Malik James – King – 45.81
  6. Khallifah Rosser – 46.99
  7. Ludvy Vaillant – 47.22

Roshawn Clarke – DNS

Long Events Group – 200m Ladies

  1. Marlelyy Bolino – 22.30
  2. Silwa Eid Al -Nasser – 22.53
  3. Isabella Whitaker – 22.76
  4. Nikisha Price – 22.77
  5. Holmes Alexis – 22.83
  6. Amber Anning – 22.97
  7. Stacy Ann Williams – 22.98
  8. Kendall Ellis – 23.03

Long -distance events – 5000 meters for men

  1. Grant Fisher – 13: 40.32
  2. Cooper Teare – 13: 46.25
  3. Andrew Coskuran – 13: 46.30
  4. Ronald Kepewoy – 13: 46.35
  5. Sam Atkin – 13: 47.84
  6. Amun – 13: 50.64
  7. George Mills – 13: 52.11
  8. Dawit Seare – 14: 01.96

Group Long Hurdles Event – 400 meters for women

  1. Sydney McLeulin Leveron – 49.69
  2. Anna Hall – 51.68
  3. Andrenette Knight – 51.80
  4. Shamir Little – 51.84
  5. Xian Salmon – 52.17
  6. Naomi Van Den Brock – 52.26
  7. Sarah Carley – 53.01
  8. Cassandra Tate – 53.55

Short SPRINTS events – 200 meters for men

  1. Kenny Bedinark – 19.84
  2. Zharne Hughes – 20.13
  3. Seville obligated – 20.13
  4. Another this herb – 20.23
  5. Brandon Heiklin – 20.40
  6. Benjamin Richardson – 20.62
  7. Ackeem Blake – 21.09