2023 LA Grand Prix: Crouser Breaks WR as the Stars No-Show in Women's 100
Sha’Carri Richardson, Marie-Josee Ta Lou, and Aleia Hobbs alls DNS’d the 100 final but the stars that did compete produced seven world leads.
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Sha’Carri Richardson, Marie-Josee Ta Lou, and Aleia Hobbs alls DNS’d the 100 final but the stars that did compete produced seven world leads.
A bunch of big names have scratched but Richardson, Mondo Duplantis, Ryan Crouser, Timothy Cheruiyot, & more are all competing this weekend.
Some of the biggest talents in athletics are set to showcase their fitness under the California sun during the USATF Los Angeles Grand Prix
Christian Coleman picked up a big win, Paul Chelimo showed he is back, some big stars are hopefully coming out of hibernation soon.
In the 1500s, John Reniewicki (3:39.10) and Alexina Tuebel (4:07.68) were the winners, while Thomas Fafard (13:33.00) and Alma Cortes (15:40.68) won the 5000s as Marielle Hall ran 15:31.47. Jean-Simon Desgaganes (8:23.32) and Parul Chaudhary (9:41.88) won the steeples. Aaron Sahlman was 2nd in the HS 800 in 1:49.72.