The Moroccan Olympic hostility, Sufyan Al -Baqali, ignited the enthusiasm of fans who played strongly at the new Olympic stadium of the Prince Moulay Abdullah sports complex in Rabat, on Sunday evening, at the Mohammed VI Forum International Athletics, in the fourth round of the Sunday League, by Achieving the best time by year.
Fans who provided the flanks of the new Olympic stadium and have not stopped encouraging the Moroccan champion interacted since he entered the ring to warm up, and continued to support the GA’i to stigmatize the best moment of this year of 08 minutes, 00 W and 70 parts of the hundred.
The Olympic Champion, Sufyan Al -Baqali, Snatched the Top of the 3000 -Meter Race, from the Merit and Merit of the Second -Plated Germany, Friedrich Robert (08 D, 1 W and 49 JP), While Kenyan Edmund Serim Finized Third (08 D, 7 W and 47 cm), to confirm the Fez, his absolute control of this specialization in various major international dates for athletics.
In addition to the Moroccan realization made by Al -Baqali, the forum witnessed its version 16 of recording of a set of important numbers, the most important of which may have launched the shot, because the American Payetton Uterdlill has reached the best world realization per year with (21.79 meters), in front of Jumaiiki Campbell (21.95 meters). came (21.52 meters).
For its part, the Two Goldsmiths Have Achieved 5000 and 10,000 Meters in the 2024 Olympics in Paris, Kenyan Beatrice Shitbout, A Record for the Diamond League Forums in the 3000 -meter Women’s Race, the Best Continental Timing and the Best Timing Per Year, Place, with a time of (8 minutes, 11 seconds and 56 parts of a Hundred), Followed by the Italian Nadia Patkliti (8 minutes and 27 seconds and 27 seconds from the hundred), while the Irish Sarah Haley arrived third (8 minutes, 27 seconds and 02 cent).
The Nigerian Toby Amosan also reached a forum record by winning 100 meters barriers, in 12 seconds and 45 parts of the hundred, and the best personal number for her, in front of the second Nadine Vesir, placed by Nadine (12th and 67 GS).
In the 400 -meter race, the Dutch women, Paul, obtained a new record for the forum by winning first place at a time of (52 s and 46 parts of a hundred), surpassing the Jamika Knight Annet (53s and 90 JC), while the Italian Florenzo Ayide classified third (54th 74 GM).
Regarding the 800 -meter race, Botswana Chebeso Masalla obtained a record for the forum and the best calendar per year and the best personal timing when it won first place in a time by British Max Burgin (1 D, 43 W and 70 parts of a hundred), while the Kenyan Emmanuel and Anioni finished third (1 D, 43 W and 37 g).
In the same race, the Moroccan Abdel Rahim Al -asal, who reached the best personal timing, ranked seventh (minute, 44 s and 70 EGP), while his compatriot Abdel -Ati al -Kea ranked tenth (minute, 45s and 48 EGP).
In the 1500 -meter male race, the American Jonah Kwaish broke the forum record and reached his best personal number, winning first place in the time of 3 minutes, 31 seconds and 43 parts of the hundred, in front of the second owner, Kennie Renolland Sherryot (3 D 31 and 78 EGP), while his compatriot Vésus Lagat (32 W, 32 W and 06 m).
Regarding the same race, the Moroccan Anas Al -Sa’i finished in fifth (3 D, 32 W and 88 EGP), while Al -Hassan Mujahid ranked 12th (3 D, 35 W and 38 GM), while the Moroccan Hafez Rizqi (3 D, 36 W and 67) and Abdel Latif Siddiqi (3 D, 42 W and 91 GM) and Abdel Latif Siddiqi (3 D, 42 W and 91 GM) and Abdel Latif Siddiqi (3 D, 42 W and 91 GM) and Abdel Litif 16th and 17th.
The Mohammed VI International Athletics Forum is in the fourth station of the Diamond League forums series, where it was scheduled immediately after the Doha forum in Qatar (May 16), and before Rome Forum in Italy (June 6) of this year.
This forum, which is organized under the high patronage of His Majesty, King Mohammed VI, is the result of cooperation with the Ministry of National Education, Primary Education and Sports, as well as the Moroccan National Olympic Committee and the destination of Rabat-Sala-Quneitra and the University of Royal Athletics.
