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Natoya Goule managed another record performance at the Diamond League circuit yesterday in Monaco
Ghoul stopped the clock at 1: 56.15 seconds to clear her previous mark of 1: 57.69, a time that 39, she did it two weeks ago on the stage Rabat DiamondLeague series
The former athlete from Manchester High School struggled to run regularly under the bar 2 minutes before the start of the season, but seems to have found the formula this year, recording three personal bests. Far.Goule, with his new racing strategy, waited for his time in the first half of the race before chasing Commonwealth Games champion Caster Semenya in the final lap. And although her pursuit proved futile, she drove her to run another national record. Semenya won the race in a competition record of 1: 54.60 seconds. Francine Niyonsaba of Burundi was second in 1: 55.96 seconds. But as Goule continues to have the season of her life, her former Manchester High School teammate Elaine Thompson continues to struggle to find the dominant form that she has previously shown, as she suffered another defeat in the women's 100m [19659004] Third place
The two-time Olympic champion finished third in 11.02 seconds behind Marie-Josée Ta Lou pair and Murrielle Ahoure in Côte d'Ivoire. Ta Lou won the race in 10.89 seconds, while Ahoure was second in 11.01 seconds. Hesle Parchment, the 2012 Olympic bronze medalist, clocked the fastest time of the season with 13.21 seconds for fourth in the 110m hurdles. The race was won by Russian Sergey Shubenkov in 13.07 seconds. Yanique Thompson, a Commonwealth Games bronze medalist, finished third in the women's 100-meter hurdles in 12.92 seconds. Queen Harrison of the United States won the race in a record of 12.64 seconds. Shimayra Williams, the other Jamaican of the race, finished eighth in 13.36 seconds. The competition's performance was played in the women's 400m while the Bahamas, Shaunae Miller Uibo, joined the under-49s. Miller-Uibo took the lead in a new best personal performance of 48.97 seconds, pushing rising star Eid Salwa Naser of Bahrain, who also achieved a personal best of 49.08 seconds. Naser is well behaved and that has helped me too, "said Miller-Uibo.The action of the Champions League continues today in London with Shelly Ann Fraser-Pryce , two-time Olympic champion in the 100m, ready to return the event. "Jonielle Smith, the former star of Wolmer's High School for Girls, will also participate in the race." Nathon Allen, l & # 39; former star of St. Jago High School, will also be in action in the men's 400. Jane Russell, fresh out of her World Cup athletics victory last week, will be competing in the women's 400m hurdles with Ristannana Tracey, bronze medalist at the world championships. Annie Williams, who dropped her personal best 12.48 seconds earlier this summer, will be looking to continue her good form in the 100m hurdles when the competition continues tomorrow
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