2025 Track Results

Rohan Browning 10.06 and Simon Hansen 10.08 in Finland. Both times wind aided, 2.5w.
A bit disappointing from Browning.
 
A guy I've never heard of, 23 yr old Mihai Dringo of Romania, won the 400m race today in Geneva, Switzerland, with a NR time of 44.88!
 
In Germany today we had some good results except from Yannick Wolf. I think the nerves got to him after his 10.05 last week unless he was slightly injured. I didn't get to watch the race so I can't say for sure. Now for some of the other german sprinters.

Kevin Kranz 10.16 +0.3 wind
Heiko Gussmann (21 years old) 10.17 +0.3 wind after running a wind legal 10.15 last weekend. This kid is a legitimate talent!
Julian Wagner 10.18 +1.4
Thomas B. Wallstein 10.30 +1.4 (New P.B.) 20 years old.

Adam Thomas England(U.K.) 10.20 +1.4
 
jacknyc said:
I don't think he ran today.
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15:41 Vorlauf 3

Wind: +0,4 m/s

Rang

Bib

Name

Verein

Nat.

JG

Ergebnis





Klasse

Info

1

275

BLAKE Jerome

Kanada

CAN

1995

10,05



Q



M



MR

2

285

GUSSMANN Heiko

Sprintteam Wetzlar

GER

2004

10,24



q



M





3

278

WOLF Yannick

Cologne Athletics

GER

2000

10,31

(.309)





M





4

290

WALLSTEIN Benedikt Thomas

LAC Erdgas Chemnitz

GER

2005

10,39

(.389)





M



PB

5

280

ROBERTSON Andrew

Großbritannien

GBR

1990

10,41







M
 
jacknyc said:
Okay.
Very disappointing time following his 10.05.
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It makes no sense. I saw the race a week ago where he ran the wind legal 10.05! Yannick Wolfs form and leg lift were incredible. He was floating down that track. His knee lift was some of the best I've ever seen. Think almost like a football player about to score that starts high stepping but with his knees. It looked effortless. My guess is he had a slight injury. No way you can get out of shape in one weeks time. I also doubt it was nerves as he is in his mid 20's and was racing at home. It must have been some kind of injury. He probably should have taken a week or two off. I was so pumped to see what he could do today but that was not the same sprinter from a week ago.
 
jacknyc said:
Rohan Browning 10.06 and Simon Hansen 10.08 in Finland. Both times wind aided, 2.5w.
A bit disappointing from Browning.
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I'd say he was very careful not to get anywhere near a false start and thus get no time on the board. He needs allocated points to remain in a qualifying position for Worlds.
It's been 3 months since the Aussie season ended so I'm not sure how the re-peaking process goes. I hope he'll give us some more OK results while over there though.
We never hear of his plans because the training group plays their cards close to their combined chests
 
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jacknyc said:
A guy I've never heard of, 23 yr old Mihai Dringo of Romania, won the 400m race today in Geneva, Switzerland, with a NR time of 44.88!
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so here's his 400m progression (from IAAF source)
202145.93European Athletics U23 Championships, Kadrioru staadion, Tallinn (EST)10 JUL 2021
202245.38Romanian Championships, Stadionul de atletism "Nicolae Mărășescu", Craiova (ROU)25 JUN 2022
202345.27FISU World University Games, Shuangliu Sports Centre, Chengdu (CHN)03 AUG 2023
202445.8413th Savona International Meeting, Centro Sportivo Fontanassa, Savona (ITA)15 MAY 2024
202544.88

his only 100m listed is from 2024 at a still wind 10.49 and he has a sub 21 200m from when he was 20.
Maybe he's hitting his straps now at 23 - he's pretty good for a country without a sprinting culture and a name to watch
 
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White Lightning said:
In Germany today we had some good results except from Yannick Wolf. I think the nerves got to him after his 10.05 last week unless he was slightly injured. I didn't get to watch the race so I can't say for sure. Now for some of the other german sprinters.

Kevin Kranz 10.16 +0.3 wind
Heiko Gussmann (21 years old) 10.17 +0.3 wind after running a wind legal 10.15 last weekend. This kid is a legitimate talent!
Julian Wagner 10.18 +1.4
Thomas B. Wallstein 10.30 +1.4 (New P.B.) 20 years old.

Adam Thomas England(U.K.) 10.20 +1.4
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they did show a bit of depth this meet. But I wonder if any will get to the worlds? They need to earn points in the individual event since none have qualified on time. Germany has probably qualified for a relay run though.
Can Adam Thomas get a lower 100m time this season?

A +2.5 wind, but old faithful Gina Luckenkemper used it to her advantage to win in a 10.93. She keeps on using that strong mind to drive those legs. She'll be 29 in November so it's been a good career
 
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Just an FYI - Rohan Browning it quite possibly having his best season ever. He hasnt raced as much, he was disqualified once, and a number of his races have been wind aided or into the wind, but just look at the body of work and his aggregate time, both overall and excluding heats. Its the best its ever been. As long as he stays healthy and continues to get opportunities he will break 10 this year and most likely more than once.

21 JUN 2025100 Metres10.13+2.3Motonet GP Kuortane, Kuortaneen keskusurheilukenttä, KuortaneFINCH121149
21 JUN 2025100 Metres10.06+2.5Motonet GP Kuortane, Kuortaneen keskusurheilukenttä, KuortaneFINCF31171
17 JUN 2025100 MetresDQ+0.7Paavo Nurmi Games, Paavo Nurmen Stadion, TurkuFINAH1
12 APR 2025100 Metres10.16+1.5Australian Championships, WA Athletics Stadium, PerthAUSBSF211152
12 APR 2025100 Metres10.01+1.5Australian Championships, WA Athletics Stadium, PerthAUSBF11203
11 APR 2025100 Metres10.07+2.1Australian Championships, WA Athletics Stadium, PerthAUSBH411170
29 MAR 2025100 Metres10.30-1.1Melbourne Invitational, Lakeside Stadium, MelbourneAUSCF31111
15 MAR 2025100 Metres10.240.0Queensland Athletics Championships, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre, Nathan, BrisbaneAUSESF111125
15 MAR 2025100 Metres10.12+1.2Queensland Athletics Championships, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre, Nathan, BrisbaneAUSEF211165
 
Elian Larregina of Argentina ran a great 400m time of 44.67 in France today. Slowed down at the end,
 
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Not sure as to why but Lachlan Kennedy has pulled out of the 200 meters at the Ostrava Golden Spike. This is sad as I believe he would
have broken his 200 meters p.b. again easily. Not sure if he is injured or not.

200 m​

1JIRKAJan05.10.1993CZE200m M20.4521.0914446754
2KUBELÍKEduard08.10.2002CZE200m M20.5121.0514900462
3MACÍKOndřej12.01.2001CZE200m M20.3921.1014846452
4MITCHELL-BLAKENarhaneel02.04.1994GBR200m M19.9514413552
5MENAReynier21.11.1996CUB200m M19.6320.0514518308
6GOUTGout29.12.2007AUS200m M20.0420.0515006779
7VOLKOJán02.11.1996SVK200m M20.2420.7714511687
8NĚMEJCTomáš24.02.2000CZE200m M20.5320.7514742698
 
This doesn't sound quite right, but Elliot Jones of England ran a windy 9.93 (3.7w) in his heat yesterday, followed by a legal 10.24 (1.2w) in the final.
 
White Lightning said:
On June 21st, Simon Hansen ran a 10.08 +2.5
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Yes, mentioned above. He finished behind Browning who ran 10.06.
That's why I said Browning's time was a bit disappointing.
Hansen has been running wind legal times around 10.14, so I would have expected Browning to have been a full tenth ahead of him.
 
German Sprinter Kevin Kranz is quietly having a nice summer so far. He has run 10.18, 10.16 and 10.13 wind legal so he might be getting close to dropping a sub 10.10! It's exciting to see alot of the German Sprinters running better. Let's just hope that soon one or two of
them can get that elusive sub 10. It's long over due. In addition to the 21 year old Heiko Gussman (10.15) wind legal they have alot of rising under 20 guys. This bodes well for the future.
 
Yeah, I saw Zoe ran a 10.94 to get third place. Do you guys consider her Asian or mixed or what?
 
she has native NZ heritage and predominantly white forebears. She comes from a small town NZ farming family. Used to spend many lunch times at school proving she could beat the boys who challenged her. Seek out a youtube video on her - she's delightful. Comes across as modest, down to earth, bright. She comes over to Australia to compete most years
 
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