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Ingebrigtsen has been magnificent in '23 but history says it's hard to win a global 1500 title from the front. Plus can Yared Nuguse medal?

On Friday 21st July, no fewer than 21 World and Olympic champions will be present in Monaco at the Stade Louis II for the Herculis International Athletics Meeting. Here are the highlights you won't want to miss.

Jakob Ingebrigtsen will enter Worlds after running two straight 1500 pbs, but should he be nervous as the 1500 is often cruel to the fastest man in the field? After his latest pb, Jakob raved about his rabbits, before saying there is no difference between the Diamond League and Worlds even though Worlds doesn't have rabbits.

How did two UW Huskies get over a disastrous performance at NCAAs? Hop on a plane and rock it in Europe. Speaking of Europe, Keely Hodginson ran a PB last week but is it good news for Athing Mu? Plus despite his PB, should Jakob still be nervous about Worlds?

Last week, both Hobbs Kessler and Cole Hocker PRd at 800 so which of the Big 4 will miss out Team USA?

Norwegian stars Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Karsten Warholm took home big victories competing in front of a home crowd at the Oslo Diamond League.

The meet also features debuts for Karsten Warholm and World XC champ Jacob Kiplimo.

Lamecha Girma capped the Paris Diamond League with an impressive 7:52.11 world record. We break that down and the other non world record highlights including Sydney McLaughlin-Lavrone getting beat at 400, Keely Hodgkinson getting a PB and Noah Lyles a big 100 win.

**Niels Laros** is barely 18 yet he has run 1:46, 3:38 and 13:23 and is a pro runner for Nike. The teen phenom joins us at 81:20 to talk about his amazing career and start in the sport. **Faith Kipyegon** got her world record and became the first woman to go sub 3:50 for 1500, Mo Katir got the big

13 men broke 13:00 in the 5000 including all three Americans but would you believe Grant Fisher was only the 5th guy from the Americas in the race?