Britain’s Georgia Bell wins Millrose Games mile race as Yared Nuguse and Grant Fisher set records
The United Kingdom’s Georgia Bell won his personal best in the famous Millrose competition in New York.
Bell was the 1500m bronze medalist of the 1500m bronze medalist at the Paris Olympics last year, completing the world’s premier indoor track and field conference in four minutes and 23.35 seconds.
She performed well and ended a strong performance to get rid of the US challenge to Heather MacLean and Nikki Hiltz.
Compatriot Josh Kerr is the 1500m world champion and Olympic silver medalist in Paris, in the last game of the night, the Men’s Mile.
However, the United States’ Nuguse ensured the end of the 117th session, winning a new world indoor record time of 3:46.63.
Previously, Grant Fisher also set a new world record when he defeated 1500m champion Cole Hocker in the 3,000m game.
Before Fisher, Paris’s 5,000m and 10,000m bronze medal winners, the American couple fought a duel throughout the game, passing Compatriot Hocker in the final round.
He won with 7 minutes and 22.91 seconds – defeating the record set by Ethiopian Lamecha Girma in 2023.
Hocker crossed the line at 7:23.14 – also beat Girma’s previous record of 7:23.81.
“That was the battle of that era,” Fisher said.
Elsewhere, Olympic 100 million hurdling champion Masai Russell won 60 million hurdles in a world-leading 7.76 seconds, and then Dylan Beard set it in the man’s 60 million hurdles as well The world-leading 7.38 seconds.
The man’s 60 million won the 6.56-second championship in the 6.56-second race, and Jiacity Sears’ world-leading era 7.02-second world-leading era landed her victory in the woman’s 60 million.
