Cheetahs and Tornados with Ponette and Doom are in the World Cup final

In the fourth best time of all semi-finalists, 3:28.02, Naomi Van den Broeck, Imke Vervaet, 22-year-old Helena Ponette and Camille Laus secured a place in the final. Only Jamaica was well ahead of them in their series, 3:24.23. Of all countries, the United States relay team finished in the top time, 3:23.38. On Sunday night, the Cheetahs will search for a medal in lane 3 at 4.50 am.

doom rest

The Belgian Tornados also progress smoothly to the final with the fourth best time in total, 3:01.96. Among their competitors, the Americans had the fastest legs that gave them a top time, exactly three seconds behind the Belgians. Coach Jacques Borlée let the Roeselare sprinter Alexander Doom rest after he was unable to secure a place in the final in the individual 400 meters. It is possible that the West Fleming will appear in the relay final on Sunday night. Julien Watrin, Dylan Borlée, Jonathan Sacoor and closing runner Kevin Borlée finished the job in the semi-finals. At 4.35 am Belgian time, Belgium will defend its bronze medal from the previous World Cup in Doha.