The World Championships in Athletics will take place in Eugene, Oregon, from July 15th to 24th. Many top athletes will fight there. Where you can follow the competitions in the live stream can be found here.
There are runners, jumpers and throwers who fascinate and put their stamp on big title and medal fights. At the World Championships in Athletics in Eugene, stars and personalities are again at the start, who can provide the special moments. Women and men will compete for gold, silver and bronze in 24 disciplines.
The fans can watch the broadcasts alternately on ZDF and ARD every day. There are also broadcasts as live streams on the Internet in the media library of the two public broadcasters, on “sportschau.de”, “sportstudio.de” and “Joyn”. Maral Bazargani will moderate on ARD, and Norbert König on ZDF.
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Sprint world record holder Usain Bolt does not see his status in jeopardy at the track and field championships in Eugene. More than a decade ago, the Jamaican ran the still valid records over 100 meters and 200 meters. “Currently, the fastest times are around 9.7 and 9.8 seconds over the shorter and 19.4 or 19.5 seconds over the longer sprint distance. I don’t think we will see a world record in Eugene,” said the now 35-year-old in an interview with the newspapers of the Funke media group (Saturday). “It’s not for nothing that they say: Records are there to be broken. But will that happen one day? I dont know.”
The men’s 100 meters final is on the German night on Saturday (4.50 a.m.). Gold favorite is defending champion Fred Kerley from the USA. His personal best is 9.76 seconds, which he only set in June at the US Championships in Eugene.
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