The reigning world 400m champion heads into the World Athletics Ultimate Championship after an unbeaten Diamond League campaign and a record-breaking win in Brussels. …
The reigning world 400m champion heads into the World Athletics Ultimate Championship after an unbeaten Diamond League campaign and a record-breaking win in Brussels. …
The Diamond League final and the endurance of Botswana’s finest The King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels sits under a bruised Belgian sky, its floodlights humming before the sun has begun to sink. …
… Having narrowly missed out on the season crown by mere fractions of a second in past campaigns, he enters Brussels determined to banish old ghosts and claim the missing jewel in his athletic crown. …
… Currently sitting comfortably at number two in the Diamond League standings with 24 points, Kebinatshipi is laser-focused on locking in his first-ever appearance at the Diamond League Finals in Brussels in September. …
The reigning world 400m champion heads into the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest with an unbeaten Diamond League campaign and a record-breaking victory in Brussels.
The reigning world 400m champion heads into the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest with an unbeaten Diamond League campaign and a record-breaking victory in Brussels.
The reigning world 400m champion heads into the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest after an unbeaten Diamond League campaign and a record-breaking win in Brussels.
Botswana's Collen Kebinatshipi won the 400m Diamond League title at the Allianz Memorial Van Damme final in Brussels with a time of 43.40 seconds, breaking the Meeting Record, National Record, and Diamond League Record. He became the second African man to win the Diamond League 400m title, following Isaac Makwala.
Botswana's Letsile Tebogo (200m) and Busang Collen Kebinatshipi (400m) compete in the Diamond League final in Brussels, with Tebogo's record 19.46-second 200m time relying on anaerobic energy systems that differ fundamentally from the longer-distance physiology demanded by the 400m.
Botswana's Letsile Tebogo and Collen Kebinatshipi will compete in the Diamond League final in Belgium this weekend, with Kebinatshipi facing a competitive field in the men's 400m on Friday and Tebogo competing in his event on Saturday.
Collen Kebinatshipi and Letsile Tebogo will compete at the Meeting Herculis EBS on July 10 in Monaco. Kebinatshipi, ranked second in the Diamond League standings with 24 points and World Athletics June Athlete of the Month, broke the Diamond League 400m record with a time of 43.54 seconds at the Meeting de Paris and aims to secure a Diamond League Finals appearance.