Did you see Zakrzewskis height listed anywhere? I sure can't find anything other than pics, videos and stats. I'm guessing he is aboutWilliams will win the 60m unless he screws up, Boling I think this early in the indoor season will do okay but wont make top 3. I think he will gun for the indoor championships.
Zakrzewski's times are quite good for his age but he is short in height and has shorter legs for his body which will hamper his progression...I hope he grows in height by 3-4" which will help his stride length. He is fun to watch and I hope truly that he does well.
Not only the IAAF but also World Athletics doesn't even show Coby Hilton racing this year. It's like his 6.51 never happened. It was a week ago!Question. Why hasn't Iaaf.org posted Coby Hilton, Cole Beck and David Dunlaps 60 meter times ? They usually are on top of everything pretty quickly. I can't find anything on Boling but Micah Williams ran a 6.49 world leading time yesterday.
Thanks jacknyc. I didn't even know he raced today as I thought he pulled out of the entire meet. This is suprising but I'm glad to see it!Boling ran a WL 20.42 in the 200m.
I have been wondering that too, as have others.Question. Why hasn't Iaaf.org posted Coby Hilton, Cole Beck and David Dunlaps 60 meter times ? They usually are on top of everything pretty quickly. I can't find anything on Boling but Micah Williams ran a 6.49 world leading time yesterday.
Unfortunately, in the same race, Filippo Tortu came 5th in 6.75!Henrik Larsson ran a 6.56 today for a big win in Sweden. He looks to be in the best shape of his life!
I have been wondering that too, as have others.
Then I found this:
Apparently they won't publish the results from meets that are listed on their calendar. It's ridiculous.
It's only the 2nd fastest time. American Christopher Bailey ran a time of 45.09.Karsten Warholm ran a world leading time of 45.31 in the 400m today in Norway.