Starting from Xiamen on April 20, the Diamond League has been held in Asia for three consecutive stops, and on May 10, the Diamond League Doha Station was held in Qatar.
This was the first outdoor 800m race of the season for British's Rickey, who ran 1:58 twice in the indoor season.
Once the race started, the pace lights were set at 1:56 and the pacemaker led the first 400 meters in 56.57 seconds, with Mora and Ricky running first, but soon Ricky started to make mistakes and she got stuck in fourth place.
In the final corner, he had to go around the road to accelerate and overtake, and after a short stalemate, Mora took the lead with better speed and crossed the line with a time of 1:57.91.
Ricky finished second at 1:58.42 and didn't seem to be playing at her best, and she said after the game that she wanted to learn the lessons of this competition.
Benin's Noélie YARIGO, a 38-year-old born in 1985, finished third at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow this year with a time of 1:58.70. I have also had many world series experiences before, which is admirable.
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After the start of the race, Hailu became the only runner who dared to keep up with the pace lights and pacemaker, with a time of 1:01.80 for the 400m and 2:05.28 for the 800m. But she soon began to fall behind, a speed she couldn't handle, and the pursuers behind her gradually approached.
In the 1200m, with a time of 3:10.52, Australia's Jessica Hull sprinted to second before the finish, and Helu was exhausted and crossed the line first, and was almost overturned, with a disappointing time of 4:00.42.
Hull was second with 4:00.84 and Kenyan Nelly Chepchirchir third with 4:01.19.
Several of the top middle distance riders will be featured in the Pleavefontein Classic, such as Olympic champion Ingebrigsen, world champion Kerr and many others.
But this Doha Diamond League also has its highlights, Kenya's many potential Olympic players, including the former king, world champion Timothy Cheruiyot, after 2021 Cheruiyot's form began to decline due to injury, and there is no particularly outstanding performance, this match is related to whether he can still participate in the Paris Olympics.
Also noteworthy is the performance of Narve Gilje Nordås, a Norwegian who trained with the elder Ingebrigtsen after the Ingebrigtsen family broke up with father and son, and his relationship with the Jakob Ingebrigtsen brothers became a little delicate.
Champion Koeman is 25 years old, which is not very young, but he has no record of competition until 2023, which is amazing. Timothy Cheruiyot's form is picking up and this race will help him in his quest for Olympic qualification.
World record holder Lamecha Girma, who was on the entry list at one point, ended up missing the race. Without him and Olympic champion EL BAKKALI Soufiane in the men's 3000m steeplechase, the overall level dropped a lot, with a PB high of around 8:05 seconds.
In addition to several World Series medalists, the list of participants is the familiar Ryuji Miura, who graduated from college this season and represented Subaru Industries in the Diamond League for the first time. He finished the first 3,000m steeplechase race of the season in late April with a time of 8:22.07, and at last year's World Championships in Budapest, he finished sixth with a time of 8:13.70, having already qualified for the Paris Olympics.
In this Diamond League, as long as you run within 8:15 again, you can meet the selection criteria of the Japan Athletics Association and qualify for the Olympic Games.
At the start of the race, the pace lights followed the pace of 8:05 to lead the two pacemakers and competitors, followed by Ethiopia's Getnet WALE and Budapest bronze medallist Abraham Kibiwot.
As the race progressed, Ryuji Miura gradually moved up to the top five, with a time of 2:42.50 in the 1000m. The second pacemaker retired in 2000 with a time of 5:24.83, with Waller, Kibiwater and Ryuji Miura in the top three.
With 800 meters left, Miura fell in fourth place,
Kibiwater was second at 8:07.38 and Waller was third at 8:09.69. Ryuji Miura finished fifth in 8:13.96 and ran 8:15 to meet the selection requirements of the Japan Athletics Association and qualify for the Paris Olympics.
Having finished in the top eight at the World Series and the Diamond League on several occasions, Ryuji Miura is aiming to win a medal at the Paris Olympics, but his sprinting ability may need to be strengthened to achieve that goal.
There are a total of 17 competitors in the women's 5000m, including pacemakers, and only Nozomi Tanaka is not from Africa.
The strongest player is Kenyan Beatrice Chebet, Kenya's second man behind Kipujag with a 5,000m PB of 14:05.92, third all-time. At the end of last year, he also set a world record of 14:13 for a 5km run. She was threatened only by the well-known ones, but none of them came to Doha.
At the start of the race, the pace lights were set to 14:30 and Chebet followed firmly behind the pacemaker, with a time of 2:53.99 for the 1000m and 5:48.10 after the 2000m.
After Chebet was leading for a while, Ethiopia's Ejgayehu Taye stepped into the lead position and acted as the frontrunner. PB 14:12.98 She is the most powerful player on the court except for Chebet.
Under her leadership, the 3,000m ran in 8:43.92 and the 4,000m in 11:41.23, and Chebet was always firmly behind. In the last 400 meters, there were only 3 people left in the leading group, and in the last 200 meters, Chebet easily overtook his opponent at a speed of 30 seconds, and the last 400 meters took about 61 seconds.
Nozomi Tanaka, who had already reached the women's 5000m last year, only ran 15:11.21 this time, and could not qualify for the Olympics for the time being.
In addition to these middle-distance events, the Diamond League has also produced a number of good results, such as Brazil's Alison dos Santos setting a new men's 400m hurdles record and this year's world best with a time of 46.86 seconds.
In the men's long jump, Jamaica's Carey McLeod jumped 8.52m (+5.2) to take first place, helped by high winds. Olympic champion Miltiadis TENTOGLOU was second with 8.36 meters (+1.9).