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Euro record in 400m hurdles for Warholm in Oslo

Fellow Norwegian Henrik Ingebrigtsen scored a Norwegian record in the 3,000m

Karsten Warholm set a new European record with his 47.33 in the 400m hurdles in Oslo today. He and Henrik Ingebrigtsen, the eldest of the three Ingebrigtsen brothers, who smashed the Norwegian 3,000m record by three seconds, did their native Norway proud. Warholm won his race, and Ingebrigtsen’s 7:36.85 for fourth place was also a massive personal best.

Meanwhile, Filip and Jakob Ingebrigtsen finished a disappointing ninth and sixth in the meet’s Dream Mile, which has never been won by a Norwegian.

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The 3,000m was won by Selemon Barega of Ethiopia, who just edged past world cross-country champion Joshua Cheptegei of Uganda at the line, winning in a world-leading time of 7:32.17, also a four-and-a-half-second personal best. The Dream Mile was won sit-and-kick-style by Poland’s Marcin Lewandowski in 3:52.34, leaning past Vincent Kibet of Kenya at the line (3:52.38) and Ayanleh Souleiman of Djibouti in third (3:52.66).

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Canada’s Crystal Emmanuel raced to second place and a world championship qualifier in the women’s 200m, scoring a season’s best 22.89, a third of a second behind the Netherlands’ Dafne Schippers, who won in 22.56. (She needed to run 23.02 to qualify.) Emmanuel is now qualified for worlds in both the 100m and the 200m.

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