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ADIZERO: ROAD TO RECORDS 2024 | adidas
DescriptionOn April 27th, adidas Running brought you the fourth edition of Adizero: Road To Records. An event designed to do one thing: make running history. Bringing over 120 of the world's greatest running athletes, from 23 countries, to adidas Headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany, and raising the bar to redefine fast. ThMore
On April 27th, adidas Running brought you the fourth edition of Adizero: Road To Records. An event designed to do one thing: make running history.
Bringing over 120 of the world's greatest running athletes, from 23 countries, to adidas Headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany, and raising the bar to redefine fast. The goal: smashing personal bests, breaking records and building legacies in the 10km, 5km, one mile and 800m events.
It was a successful day as we witnessed one world record, two world U20 records and nine national records - it has certainly been a day to remember.
One WORLD RECORD:
A debut for Emmanuel Wanyonyi saw him achieve the new world record in the Men’s mile (3:54.50). 🌎
Two WORLD U20 Records:
For the second year in a row, Medina Eisa broke the Women’s 5km U20 world record (14:38) at Road to Records. 🥇
At just 18 years old, Collins Kibiwott Koech broke the Men’s mile world U20 record (4:00.10). 🥇
Nine National Records:
Yeman Crippa: Men’s 10km (27:08) - Italian national record 🇮🇹
Karoline Grovdal: Women’s 10km (30:52) -Norwegian national record 🇳🇴
Joan Chelimo Melly: Women’s 10km (30:52) - Romanian national record 🇷🇴
Anastasia Marinakou: Women’s 5km (15:50) - Greek national record 🇬🇷
Thierry Ndikumwenayo: Men’s 5km (13:17) - Spanish national record 🇪🇸
Shim JongSub: Men’s 5km (15:29) - Korean national record 🇰🇷
Alexandra Bell: Women’s mile (4:32.60) - British national record 🇬🇧
Emine Hatun Tuna Mechaal: Women’s mile (4:41.40) - Turkish national recor
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