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Australian U20 mixed relay at World Championships
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On 6 August, 16‑year‑old 16-year-old Dylan Ruming anchored Australia’s mixed 4×400 m 4×400m relay to a bronze medal and an Australian U20 record of 3:18.45. The following day, the Australian mixed 4×100 m 4×100m quartet—Uwezo Lubenda, Maya Taber, Kelechi Ekwomadu Ekwomadu, and Thewbelle Philp—ran 41.64 seconds in the heats, briefly setting a world U20 record before Great Britain lowered the mark to 41.60 seconds in a later heat. seconds. Other heats featured the United States at 41.82 seconds, Italy at 41.74 seconds, and Nigeria breaking its national and African U20 records with a 41.91‑second 41.91-second run anchored by Miracle Ezechukwu’s 10.05‑second 10.05-second split. In the mixed 4×400 m, 4×400m, the United States set a new world record of 3:15.31 at Hayward Field. These successive record‑breaking record-breaking performances highlighted the depth of junior sprint talent at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Other notable championship achievements include Serena Di Fabio securing a historic gold medal for Italy in the 5000m race walk with a time of 20:57.57, and set Nicolò Vidal earning bronze in the men's 5000m race walk with an exciting stage for Italian U20 record of 18:56.19. In the men's track events, Emmanuel Kiprono of Kenya established a championship finals. record in the 3000m (7:28.28), Tate Taylor won the 100m title (9.94), and Jayden DeLeon of the United States took gold in the 400m (44.47).
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- 2026-08-08 21:42 UTC Australian U20 mixed relay at World Championships
- 2026-08-08 12:26 UTC Australian U20 mixed relay at World Championships
- 2026-08-07 05:12 UTC Australian U20 mixed relay at World Championships
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