That is just right … van der Schoot Receives the Baton from Klaver But Seems to Miss It. On the second try, she gets it.
Klaver Moves Up One Position and Seems to Pass the Baton in Second Place.
Saalberg Drops Back in the Last 100 meters and passes The Baton to Klaver, Who Runs to Third Place.
Saalberg Has a Great Start and Gains on the Belgian Runner. The Tension Rises in Tokyo.
Start of the Women’s 4×400 meters! Eveline Saalberg is the Starting Runner for the Netherlands and Shoots Away from Lane 3. Lieke Klaver is the Second Runner. Femke Bol Skips The Series. The Injured Cathelijn Peeters is also present. Can orange qualify for the final in this formation?
The Dutch 4×400 meter relay men have advanced to the final! Bonevacia Crosses the Finish Line in Third Place and Goes to the Final Battle. With a personal record of 3.00.23, Phijffers, Omalla, Angela, and Bonevacia record the best season time. An Excellent Performance!
An Excellent Exchange from Angela! Bonevacia Shoots Into the Last 400 meters in Second Place. Can he Mintain this?
Angela Cannot Hold on to Fourth Place and Passes The Baton to Bonevacia in Fifth Place.
Ramsey Angela Fights His way back to fourth place. Is there more in it for the Netherlands?
Ai, Omalla Falls Back to Sixth Place and Passes the Baton to Angela. What can he do?
Eugene Omalla Falls Back A Bit. He has to increase the pace to run in the top three.
Phijffers Seems to Pass the Baton in Second Place. The Last Stretch is his trademark and he passes the baton to omalla.
Start! Phijffers Shoots Away from the Starting Blocks From Lane 9.
Jonas Phijffers, Eugene Omalla, Ramsey Angela, and Liemarvin Bonevacia Will Run the Series of the 4×400 meters Relay in a Few Minutes. Can the Dutch Team Qualify for the Final?
AI, Multi-athlete Sven Roosen Disappoints in the High Jump. Hefails to clear the starting height of 1.81 meters in three attempts. This Means there is a good chance that he will be last in this event.
It’s Time for Day 8 of the World Athletics Championships! Jessica Schilder is Going for Her Second Shot Put Medal. Three years ago, painter Made History by Becoming the First Dutch Woman Ever to Win a World Championship Medal in Shot Put (Bronze). The Volendam Native also Seems to Be in Good Shape This Year, As She the Diamond League Final in Zurich won.
Shot Put Final Has Started! Jessica Schilder Starts Her Final With A Moderate Shot: 18.23 meters. The American Top Favorite OpenS The Ball with 19.55. The Canadian Mitton is so far the best (19.76), but the final will take a while.
Painter Goes Into the Final With Red Bull: ‘Go Full Throttle’ in a Few Minutes Jessica Schilder Will Start Her Shot Put Final. After the Qualification Painter Said That Her Body is Tired after a Long Season. “I hope to go full throttle in the final with two red bulls and throw every. I would like to show one more that I can do it. I was able to push calmly and knew that that 18.98 was all child” for the final “for the final” fores. announced. We will find out in the final if it works. “
Relay Men overjoyed After Reaching Final: ‘Special Place’ The Dutch Relay Men Are Overjoyed After Reaching the Final over 4×400 meters. “We executed our plan Very Well,” Says Starting Runner Jonaf Phijffers at NOS . “We had to give everything to reach that final and we did. I was able to extend my 400 meters very well and I am happy with that.” For Ramsey Angela, the series in Tokyo was extra special. He won Silver with the Relay Team During the Games in Tokyo. “It’s great that it’s working again now. On to more.”