World 1500m silver medalist Dorcus Ewoi claimed bronze in the women’s mile at Friday's, 18 September, Athlos Meeting in London after clocking 4:19.84.Her performance followed a fifth-place finish at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship on 12 September, where she found the going tough, clocking 3:58.55 to miss out on the inaugural podium places.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsHer only other mile (track) run of the season came at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene where she clocked a season best 4:17.62 to place second behind USA's Nikki Hiltz.Poland’s Klaudia Kazimierska continued her strong end-of-season form to take victory in 4:19.43, while home favourite Georgia Hunter-Bell finished second in 4:19.54.Hunter Bell led into the closing stages and was trying to hold off Ewoi, but Kazimierska charged through on the inside to win.Agnes Ngetich targeting "dream" win at weekend's World Road Running ChampionshipsElsewhere, Marileidy Paulino maintained her unbeaten season in dramatic fashion, catching Henriette Jaeger in a high-quality 400m that produced two sub-49-second performances.The Olympic champion clocked a meeting record of 48.73, edging Norway’s Jaeger by just 0.05, as she smashed her national record with 48.78.Two more meeting records fell in the 100m and 800m. Sha’Carri Richardson took control of the 100m during the second half of the race, powering clear to win in 10.80. New Zealand’s Zoe Hobbs was second in 11.19.##NAJAVA_MECA_9968490##Keely Hodgkinson improved her own meeting record in the 800m, winning by more than two seconds in 1:56.40.Gabby Thomas won the 200m in 22.13 from Kayla White’s 22.40, while Alaysha Johnson edged Tobi Amusan by 0.01 in the 100m hurdles, 12.50 to 12.51.Alyssa Jones took victory in the long jump, her 6.66m best giving her a two-centimetre advantage over Hilary Kpatcha.How Kenya will profit from billions invested in hosting 2029 World Athletics ChampionshipsAdditional information by World Athletics.
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