According to the men’s marathon, there are four further medal decisions at the Athletics World Cup in Tokyo. Armand Duplantis lifts the next flight show in the pole vault, from a German perspective the focus is on obstacle man Frederik Ruppert. The highlights on the third Competition day.
The competitions in the video livestream and in the live ticker at Sportschau.de.
3000 meters obstacle women – preliminary runs (from 3.30 a.m.)
In the middle of the German night, the DLV trio Olivia Gürth, Lea Meyer and Gesa Krause are also about the places in the final on Wednesday (2:57 p.m., live in the first and at Sportschau.de). The 33-year-old Krause, who won World Cup bronze in 2015 and 2019, suffered a rib break in June in a fall, her lack of competitions in preparation and tempo gardens. But with her seventh (!) World Cup participation, she will “bite her teeth”.
400 meter hurdles men – prelets (from 12.35 p.m.)
The German champion OWE Fischer-porridge is the shooting star of the scene and run into the top of the world this year. 48.01 seconds and gold in the U23 European Championship-he also improved the championship record of Tokyo Olympic champion and world record holder (45.94) Karsten Warholm from Norway by 0.36 seconds. In Germany, only Harald Schmid (47.48) was ever faster. In Tokyo he would like to go one more thing. Emil Agyekum and Joshua Abuaku also want to go to the semi -finals on Wednesday (2.30 p.m.).
OWE Fischer porridge wants to run personal best in Tokyo.
Long jump men – qualification (from 12.40 p.m.)
Who secures one of the twelve coveted final places in the long jump qualification (Wednesday, 1.49 p.m.)? Simon Batz was the only German starter to present himself in good shape in August to the World Cup: 8.07 meters and the best of the season. Final entry possible, says ARD expert Frank Busemann in the World Cup oracle.
Main -high vault men – final (12.49 p.m.)
High, higher, “Mondo” Duplantis: World Cup gold seems to be awarded safely in the pole vault final-it would be the third in a row for the Swedish top star. Is the dominator the next world record with a flight over 6.30 meters? It is always possible. Behind it, the Greek Emmanouil Karalis, who has already crossed 6.08 meters this season, also jumps in its own league. Only Bo Kanda Lita Baehre made it into the final flight show from a DLV trio.
Hammer throw women – final (2 p.m.)
The second finale of the evening session – and U23 European champion Aileen Kuhn is there after qualification. “Have fun and jump in personal best”-that is the desire of the 21-year-old, who is trained by Kathrin Klaas, the last German hammer thrower in a World Cup final (2017). The title favorite is the world champion and Olympic champion Camryn Rogers from Canada.
1500 meters men – semi -finals (2.30 p.m.)
The Leipzig Robert Farken, trained in the USA, mastered the lead over 1500 meters on Sunday, now the German record holder (3: 30.80 minutes) wants more. In order to pack the finale on Wednesday (3:20 p.m., live in the first and at Sportschau.de), the right tactic will also be important in addition to speed.
It is not to be expected that Olympic champion Cole stools from the USA stumbles from the USA in the semi -finals. In the lead, Norway’s exceptional runner Jakob Inside, as well as the world -year -fastest Azeddine Habz from France and Phanuel Koech from Kenya.
3000 meters obstacle men – final (2:55 p.m.)
World champion and Olympic champion Soufiane El-Bakkali from Morocco, the world’s best world year, over 3000 meters of obstacle is launched. The German focus is on Frederik Ruppert. The German record holder (8: 01.49 minutes) is currently number two in the world and has won an extra portion of self-confidence with his Diamond League final victory. Niklas Buchholz is also surprising in the final, but Karl Bebendorf failed in the lead.
Obstacle runner Frederik Ruppert can calculate the chances of a toppage in the final.
100 meter hurdles women – semi -finals (2:06 p.m.) and final (3.20 p.m.)
After the semi-finals at 2:06 p.m. it is clear who will start over 100 m hurdles at the end of the third World Cup day. Olympic champion Masai Russell from the USA, on the other hand, in top shape, defending champion Danielle Williams (Jamaica), has not yet run under 12.30 seconds – unlike six other hurdles. A German athlete is not on this route.