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Great first day at #worldindoors!

World Indoors 2026: Mahuchikh takes gold in 2.01 meters! A fine, high level women's high jump with Yaroslava Mahuchikh, UKR taking gold in 2.01 meters, with Nicola Olysagers, AUS, two time WIC gold, in silver today in 1.99 meters and Croatian star Angelina Topic, also in 1.99m, and Yulina Levchenko, UKR, also in 1.99m! Read our story by Stuart Weir on #RunBlogRun, please! photos by #Worldathletics #worldindoorchamps, #highjump,

Jordan Anthony storms to gold in a world-leading 6.41, taking control on the biggest stage. Kishane Thompson clocks a PB of 6.45 for silver, edging a razor-close finish ahead of Trayvon Bromell, who also runs 6.45 for bronze. #WorldIndoorChamps

Back on top 🥇 Andy Díaz Hernández delivers again, hitting a world-leading 17.47m to successfully defend his World Indoor triple jump crown. Champion, once more. #WorldIndoorChamps

World Indoors 2026: Chase Jackson finally wins the Indoor Shot Put gold medal! Chase Jackson had, one silver and two bronze medals from the World Indoor Champs in the past. At the US Indoor on March 1, Chase set a new AR of 20.44m, breaking her 20.24m AR that was set in Poland in 2025. In her fourth attempt, Chase Jackson, US, who was leading, blew the tighly contested W shot put with a 20.14m throw! Sarah Mitton, the two-time defending champion, finished in silver at 19.78m, and Axelina Johannsen, in a Swedish NR of 19.75, took the bronze, defeating WL, and European Indoor champ, Jessica Schilder! A great competition! Well done for Chase Jackson, who told the NBC interviewer that the gold in Poland may be her most treasured medal! Photo from USATF Indoor by Chuck Aragon #worldindoorchamps, #shotput, #ChaseJackson,

Perfect timing 🔥 Jordan Anthony equals his personal best of 6.43 to take his heat and punch his ticket to the final. Now up to No. 10 all-time and building momentum when it matters most. #WorldIndoorChamps

Trayvon Bromell drops a world-leading 6.42 to take the second semifinal of the men’s 60m in emphatic fashion. Kishane Thompson was right behind in 6.47 as the final shapes up to be something special. #WorldIndoorChamps

World Indoors 2026: Mahuchikh takes gold in 2.01 meters! A fine, high-level women's high jump with Yaroslava Mahuchikh, UKR, taking gold in 2.01 meters, with Nicola Olysagers, AUS, two-time WIC gold, in silver today in 1.99 meters, and Croatian star Angelina Topic, also in 1.99m, and Yulina Levchenko, UKR, also in 1.99m! Read our story by Stuart Weir on #RunBlogRun, please! photos by #Worldathletics #worldindoorchamps, #highjump,

Cooper moves to the semi-final! Cooper Lutkenhaus, 17 years old, makes the WIC semi-final in the 800 meters, taking second in his heat. Here's our preview on Cooper: 2026 World Indoor Champs Preview 7: Cooper Lutkenhaus is taking it, one race at a time… runblogrun.com/2026/03/2026-w…, #worldindoorchamps, #USATF, #Torun2026, #800meters, #Cooperlutkenhaus,

From NCAA champion to world medalist in a week. Axelina Johansson carries her momentum from Nebraska to the global stage, throwing a national and collegiate record 19.75m to secure bronze at the World Indoor Championships. A statement finish to her indoor season 🥉 #WorldIndoorChamps

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CHASE EALEY HAS HER MOMENT From nearly there to undeniable. After multiple podium finishes, Chase Ealey puts it all together with a world-leading 20.14m to secure her first World Indoor crown. Sarah Mitton takes silver (19.78m) while Axelina Johansson claims bronze with a national record (19.75m) #WorldIndoorChamps

We’re live 👀🇺🇸 Day 1 of #WorldIndoorChamps starts now — here’s your full schedule ⤵️

Quick rest, see you in two hours! photos: @worldathletics @running_network, @American_TandF

Lieke Klaver looked very good in the w400m heats, check out our coverage! photo by @worldathletics, #Worldindoorchamps,

World Indoors, M 400m heats heat 1: Matteus Lima, BRA in 46.09. Jereem the Dream Richards, one of my favorites, moves to the semi-finals in 46.10. Jereem looks dangerous. heat 2: Chris Robinson, a 400m hurdler, moves to semi with a 46.34 win. Reheem Hayles, JAM, 46.66, Heat 3: Omar Elkhatib, POR, 46.66, David Garcia, ESP, 46.91, Heat 4: Tomas Horak, CZE, 45.89, Attila Molnar, HUN, 45.93, Attila is the new European indoor record holder at 45.01. Heat 5: Probably the most impressive run so far, Christopher Morales Williams, CAN, 45.51. Obvious Williams could go 45 poin in his sleep. Brian Tenega, KEN, NR record holder, 46.21, looked, as the late Mike Fanelli would say, "solid." heat 6: The most impressive. Khaleb McRae, WR holder, could have had a subway sandiwch, an iced tea and played backgammon with his 46.09. Khaleb was cruising. Elian Larregina, ARG ran 46.61. Photos by #worldindoors, #worldindoorChamps,

World Indoor Champs, M 800, Yep, Cooper Lutkenhaus moves to the semi! Running a cautious and smart race, Cooper Lutkenhaus followed the leader, Bloudek, in 25.54, 52.69, 1:20.37 and in final lap, put a burst in and watched his back over the last 50 meters, with Peter Bloudek, CRO, 1:46.20, Lutkenhaus, 1:46.24! Cooper told RBR that he wanted to learn something from each race! Check out our preview on Cooper: runblogrun.com/2026/03/2026-w… , photo from US Champs 2026 by #ChuckAragon, #cooperlutkenhaus, #NSAFtrack, #NIKErunning,

World Indoor Champs, w 80m r1 h2-5 Heat 1: Keely Hodgkinson, UK, just ran a controlled race, as the WR took the win in two minutes. Heat 2: Perille Antonsen, NOR, sets NR 2:00.77 in win. Goule-Toppin takes second. Heat 3: Addy Wiley, US lead, stayed out of trouble, won in 2:00.88, Hayley Kitching, AUS, 2:00.99. Two qualify from each heat. Heat 4: Nigist Getachew, ETH, wins in 2:02.39, Maeve O'Neill, IRE, 2:03.20. Valeriy Tobias, US, was Dqed, still trying to figure this one out. Heat 5: Audrey Werro, SUI, just flew around the track, winning H5 in 1:59.91. Gabriela Gajanova, SVK, 2:00.08. Heat 6: Eloisa Coiro, ITA, wins in 1:59.87. Anna Weilgosz rushed by Isabel Boffey, GB, to take second. #worldindoors,

Mark English, IRE, is one of the eight athletes competing who were in Poland in 2014 for #Sopot2014.