Hassan and the relay team are looking for medals on the first day at the World Athletics Championships
Sivan Hasan ran twice on the opening day of the IAAF World Championships in Budapest. The 30-year-old athlete runs the 1,500m series in the afternoon (1pm) and the 10,000m final in the evening (8:55pm). She is the reigning Olympic champion in the last distance and became the world champion in 2019.
Hassan is a medal contender, but that also applies to the Dutch relay team in the mixed 4x400m. This song is the last piece of the day (9:49 p.m.). Presumably, the winners will be drafted, Fimik Ball and Lakey Claver, if the team qualifies for the final across the series in the morning (11:00).
Anouk Vetter, Emma Ostrogel and Sophie Docter complete the first four segments of the heptathlon. Vetter, a silver medalist at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and the 2022 World Championships in Athletics in Eugene (USA), is also among the medal favorites in Budapest, but the front-runner for gold is American Anna Hall. Belgian defender Nafissatu Thiam has disappeared due to injury.
Hammer thrower Denzel Cominentia, long-distance runner Pauline Hundema, sprinter Rafael Pogo (100 metres), middle-distance runner Nils Larousse (1,500 metres) and long-distance specialist Diane van S (10,000 metres) will also appear.
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