Day 3 Summary: Canadian Trio Misses 1,500m Final

A Canadian trio after a few hours crazy for Team Canada in the morning session on the third day Cameron Proceviat, William Paulson When Charles Philibert-Thiboutot I was on the course in the evening session in hopes of participating in the men’s 1,500m final. Philibert Tibot entered the loaded semi-finals and ran into tactical problems, but she was only 800 seconds behind the semi-finals.

Philibert Tibot boxed in with one lap remaining, but found a lane to move after a short gap opened. The 31-year-old from Quebec City was in 4th place with 50 meters remaining, but was eventually detained and finished in 7th place at 3: 37.29. “It results in a minimum margin.”

Two-time world 1,500m indoor champion Samuel Tefera also failed to qualify from the Road Heat, one of the semifinals featuring the Olympic champion. Jacob IngebrigzenOlympic silver medalist Timothy Cherui Yacht And bronze medalist Josh Kerr Of Team GB.

Paulson and Proceviat were in Semifinal 2, but after the first race was tactical, they both knew that the race had to be fast. The two Canadian men settled back on the first lap, but after the Kenyan athlete fell about 450 meters, the two Canadians fell back and the gap began to open. Proceviat finished 9th at 3: 38.83 and Paulson finished 11th at 3: 40.41.

“I was expecting a little more from myself today, but I didn’t have it,” Paulson says.

Proceviat, who passed the last fastest qualifying in the heat, was grateful to be there and said he would learn from this experience.

Cameron Proceviat and William Paulson are 9th and 11th in Semifinal # 2.

All three Canadian men miss the 1,500m final.# WCHOregon22 #TeamCanada

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Men’s 110mH before the race Two favorites in the last 2 seconds

110mH Olympic Champion, Hansle Parchment He pulled the hamstring during a pre-race stride in Jamaica, just seconds before the start of the 110mH final. After a few stretches, he decided he was physically “ineligible” for the race and withdrew from the competition.After a while, a local favorite Devon AllenThere was a false start and he was disqualified from the race.

Now the race has lost two of the three medal candidates and opened the field of unlikely bronze medalists from Asier Martinez of Spain.we Grant Hollowway Brotherhood won the gold medal in 13.03 seconds Tray Cunningham Finished second in silver on 13.08.

Many American athletes used social media to give 2 cents to the decision to disqualify Allen, despite a reaction time of 0.099.

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