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Eight great athletes met in London to compete in the World Cup. This event is unique in many ways – for two days (Saturday and Sunday) the competition is held in 34 disciplines; a player participates in each. For first place, you get eight points for your country, for the eighth. The countries rewarded by participation in the Olympic Stadium in London are Poland, Germany, France, Britain, Jamaica, the United States, South Africa and China
. This is because the competition started in the hammer throw competition. Nobody could imagine that Anita Włodarczyk would not defeat her rivals. Our champion was spinning slowly – she started with a 72.78 throw to finish with 78.74, which was the best distance in the world this season. – In this stage, the memories came back to me right away. I thought it would be nice to go out here in the first place. I report the task, but first of all, the win for Poland counts – said the drummer in the conversation with TVP.
Our other winners did not hide great joy. Karol Hoffman, who turned out to be the best triple jump, said that it was time to realize how good he is at being a good athlete. – After the competition, I thought my win was a surprise, but I think it's time to stop thinking about these categories and take note that I'm able to jump right – he said . Sofia Ennaoui was more critical towards herself and despite her victory, she admitted that she had a lot of work in front of her. – I took some tactics. I was supposed to move, I felt a little different from what I thought. I came back from Zakopane, it was cool. It's important to build a form for August – she stressed. The other athletes spoke in a similar tone, including Adam Kszczot. Everyone agrees that the most important is good preparation for the European Championships in Berlin
On Sunday, there will be competitions in other competitions.
Classification after the first day:
1. USA 109
2. France 85
3. Poland 77
– Jamaica 77
5. Great Britain 74
6. Republic of South Africa 73
7. Germany 58
8. China
results:
Caveau
1. Holly Bradshaw (GBR) 4,75
6. Justyna Śmietanka 4.40
Hammer throw
1. Anita Włodarczyk 78,74
Trójskok
1. Karol Hoffmann 16.74
Shot put
1. Michał Haratyk 21,95
Run over 400 meters by hurdles:
1. Janieve Russell (JAM) 55.10
7. Joanna Linkiewicz 56,83
Discus Launch
1. Fedrick Dacres (JAM) 65,32
6. Piotr Małachowski 62.97
Current over 400 m
1. Stephanie Ann McPherson (JAM) 50.98
3. Justyna Świety-Ersetic 51.89
Running for 200 m
1. Xie Zhenye (CHN) 20.25
7. Karol Zalewski 21.14
Running over 110 meters hurdles
1. Pascal Martinot-Lagarde (FRA) 13,22
6. Damian Czykier 13,56
Running for 1500 m
1. Sofia Ennaoui 4,07,66
Running for 800 m
1. Clayton Murphy (United States) 1,46,52
2. Adam Kszczot 1,46,98
Long jump
1. Lorraine Ugen (GBR) 6.86
7. Magdalena Żebrowska 6,12
Running for 100 m
1. Ashley Henderson (United States) 11.07
5. Ewa Swoboda 11.28
High jump
1. Jerome Robinson (United States) 2.30
6. Sylwester Bednarek 2,21
Relay 4×400 m
1. United States 3.24.28
4. Małgorzata Hołub-Kowalik, Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz, Martyna Dąbrowska, Iga Baumgart 3,266.17
The 4×100 m relay
1. United States 38.42 [1965-9059] 7. Krzysztof Grześkowiak, Remigiusz Olszewski, Dominik Kopeć, Przemyslaw Słowikowski 38.91
Throwing the javelin
1. Sunette Viljoen (RSA) 61.69
7. Marcelina Witek 50.07
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