Seare stuns Ingebrigtsen in the Copenhagen road 5K
Jakob Ingebrigtsen led the World Road 5K with 100m to go and ended up flat on his back, beaten by Eritrea's Dawit Seare. Plus two course records at Run Rabbit Run and an American record for Drew Hunter.
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Races and results
Dawit Seare catches Ingebrigtsen in the last strides of World Road 5K
Eritrea's Dawit Seare passed Jakob Ingebrigtsen in the final meters to win the men's 5K at the World Road Running Championships in Copenhagen, 12:56 to 12:58. Ingebrigtsen had hung back most of the race and led with 100m to go, then had no answer and was flat on his back at the line.
Rare to see Ingebrigtsen so exhausted after a race.
Sullivan and Allgood break both Run Rabbit Run course records in storms
Ryan Sullivan won the Run Rabbit Run 100 Mile in 17:03:38 and Hannah Allgood won the women's race in 19:01:59, both course records and both over an hour clear of second, per iRunFar. Wave after wave of thunderstorms hit the 101.5-mile Steamboat Springs course, with torrential rain through most of the 12-hour overnight section.
Drew Hunter runs 13:14 for the American road 5K record
Drew Hunter finished 11th in the World Road 5K in 13:14, breaking Ben True's 13:20 American record from 2017, CITIUS MAG reports. It came six days after he finished fourth at the Fifth Avenue Mile. David Melly says Hunter makes the most of every race opportunity in an era of selective scheduling.
Ben’s 13:20 held up 9 years in the supershoe era