Worlds Day 2: Lyles 100m GOLD (9.83), Cheptegei 3-Peat, Nuguse, Hocker, McGee Into 1500 Finals
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Noah Lyles is your 100m World Champion after blasting a 9.83 and then calling out Rojo at press conference afterwards.
Joshua Cheptegei 3-peated in the 10,000m, American Yared Nuguse, Cole Hocker, and Cory McGee are in the 1500 meter finals but Timothy Cheruiyot, Nikki Hiltz and Sinclaire Johnson aren't. What about 18-year-old Niels Laros?
Plus some insight on the crowds, atmosphere and mixed zone in Budapest.
- Show notes: 0:00 Start
- 03:21 Noah Lyles calls out Rojo after winning 100m Gold
- 06:00 Noah Lyles 9.87 in semi and 9.83 in final
- 10:50 Crazy Stat -Last 3 Worlds there have been 9 different medallists in 100
- 14:56 Tebogo gets silver at 20
- 19:26 Atmosphere
- 22:44 Joshua Cheptegei 3Peats in 10,000m
- 29:50 Surprise silver for Daniel Ebenyo
- 34:52 Americans underperform
- 43:08 1500 semis
- 44:37 Men's Heat 1- Nuguse and Laros impress
- 54:27 Timothy Cheruiyot- is the party over?
- 56:00 Jakob celebrates in heat 2
- 01:00:40 Cole Hocker's chances
- 01:04:44 Women's 1500s - Cory McGee in, Nikki Hiltz and Sinclair Johnson out
- 01:13:38 Youtube comments
- 01:15:29 Rojo and Jon's Lime scooter adventure
- 01:20:32 Great finish in heptathlon
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