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In the much-anticipated 800-meter final, Team USA athlete Athing Mu went out from the starting gun to lead the field for the first 600 meters. Kenya's Mary Moraa was close behind, not letting Mu get away as she held on in her slipstream. Great Britain's Keely Hodginkson brought out her signature kick and came past Mu in the inside lane.
The ring is named Eutierria, which means "becoming one with nature" and features a sunflower with a butterfly delicately perched on top.
He has collected more than 7,50,000 pounds (Rs 7.6 crore) for the North Devon Hospice after being inspired by a family friend who died of cancer.
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By travelling 1000 kilometres (620 miles) on a single charge in less than 12 hours, an Australian student-built solar-powered vehicle set a provisional Guinness World Record.