2026 Track Results

jacknyc said:
Aidan Murphy of Australia runs 20.05 (0.6w) today at the Oceania Athletics Championships.
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that's twice he's gone past Peter Norman's recently - and straight after heats and final of the 400m with his 44.44. He's blossomed this season and his 6'5" height doesn't seem to work agsinst him (maybe in the 100m but I bet he breaks his 10.23 pb soon).
Points wise over 100,200,400 he is now our best ever oversll sprinter
 
some other notable results: Tentoglou won the long jump in 8.46m, Prandini 5th in the 200m in a pedestrian 22.46, Amy Hunt digressing to 7th in 22.87. Aussie Abby Caldwell wins the 1500m in 3:57.26. Warholm starting to get his legs as he was 2nd in the 400mh in a seasons best 46.82
 
sprintstar said:
Your head can be past the starting line but not your fingers. Your body weight is on your fingers mostly and you are what we call in sprint coaching "rocked and locked" so your head is naturally past your line of balance otherwise you are weighted back into your blocks. Your legs and feet act as springs to launch you out of the blocks, pressing the balls of your feet into the blocks then pushing off while your arms/fingers balance your forward lean.
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Thanks, sprintstar. I appreciate the information.
 
mastermulti said:
that's twice he's gone past Peter Norman's recently - and straight after heats and final of the 400m with his 44.44. He's blossomed this season and his 6'5" height doesn't seem to work agsinst him (maybe in the 100m but I bet he breaks his 10.23 pb soon).
Points wise over 100,200,400 he is now our best ever oversll sprinter
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Mastermulti, I just read an article about Murphy. His mother is Tania Van Heer, the great sprinter who ran for Australia.
 
freedom1 said:
Lachlan got 6th place in China today at 10.06. I hope he is not coming off of his peak for this season.
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I'm not worried as I believe I know what is going on. FIrst off he ran 10.01 and 10.06 in the last 7 days. Not the end of the world and
especially for the first time racing in China against a high level caliber of sprinters. His coach is easing him off his peak from a month
ago on purpose. Why do you ask? Because he knows Lachie will have to hit another peak for the Commonwealth Games in July. This
is a huge international meet that only happens every several years. I expect Lachlan Kennedy to be back in peak form when in runs
in Oregon and we just may see another personal best time there. If not there then at the Commonwealth Games the Australian All Time
100 Meters Record of Patrick Johnson will be broken by Kennedy. I would bet on it in Las Vegas if I could.

Remember Australian Sprinters have to peak twice to run in the normal summer season. Not an easy thing to do. Kennedy will shine
when it's prime time.
 
freedom1 said:
Sam Blaskowski is running today in Los Angeles.
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Sam Blaskowski finished 2nd in his heat running a 10.09 +0.1 to qualify for the Finals!


Let's hope he can go a little faster in the final. Hope for a little more positve wind too. A new personal best would be great!
 
German Sprinter Yannick Wolf ran a 10.15 +0.7 to open his outdoor season. Great start to the season for him!

He ran his p.b. of 10.05 last summer so here is a beer and a cheers & toast to him breaking that record!
 
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Booth said:
Mastermulti, I just read an article about Murphy. His mother is Tania Van Heer, the great sprinter who ran for Australia.
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Yes that's correct. I bet she's proud of him - he's been "maintaining" for 2 or 3 years into the senior ranks but stuck at it and now 23 he seems to have hit his straps. He has credited it with having to chase Gout Gout - he needed someone to "gee him up" as we Aussies say. We could have some great relay teams coming up hopefully - both 4 and 1
 
White Lightning said:
I'm not worried as I believe I know what is going on. FIrst off he ran 10.01 and 10.06 in the last 7 days. Not the end of the world and
especially for the first time racing in China against a high level caliber of sprinters. His coach is easing him off his peak from a month
ago on purpose. Why do you ask? Because he knows Lachie will have to hit another peak for the Commonwealth Games in July. This
is a huge international meet that only happens every several years. I expect Lachlan Kennedy to be back in peak form when in runs
in Oregon and we just may see another personal best time there. If not there then at the Commonwealth Games the Australian All Time
100 Meters Record of Patrick Johnson will be broken by Kennedy. I would bet on it in Las Vegas if I could.

Remember Australian Sprinters have to peak twice to run in the normal summer season. Not an easy thing to do. Kennedy will shine
when it's prime time.
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yep, and peaking isn't so much a matter of the muscular toll but the nervous system drain I believe.
Some here would know better than I
 
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