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World Athletics Ultimate Championship

World Athletics Ultimate Championship

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Sep 23, 2026

Gerard WhateleyHOST
0:08
it was captivating.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
0:09
In all that's happened there and in the aftermath and through the Ultimate Championships which have been staged, h- is it Cam Myers whose stocks have soared in the manner that you had anticipated?
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
0:22
I think so, yeah.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
0:23
To win the Diamond League final a- and, and to be very competitive with Kerr in the, the Ultimate, um, you know, to run 3:28 and 3:46.
Des LindenHOST
27:46
And, uh, we did have some big league meets going off this weekend that were handled in a variety of ways.
Des LindenHOST
27:53
But where do you wanna start? Do you wanna start with athlos, or would you like to start with World Road?
Kara GoucherHOST
27:59
I mean, I, I loved the World Road Championships.
Des LindenHOST
28:02
Yeah.
Kara GoucherHOST
28:03
I, I gotta say, even old, old Adam Goucher was like, "Damn, that looks fun.

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Kara GoucherHOST
34:12
Yeah.
Kara GoucherHOST
34:12
He won two Diamond Leagues.
Kara GoucherHOST
34:14
He, you know, he closed really well at World Ultimates.
Ross TuckerHOST
2:25
Let's begin on running subjects.
Ross TuckerHOST
2:28
And to begin with, last word on the Ultimate Championships.
Gareth DaviesHOST
2:33
I thought they were a great success.
Gareth DaviesHOST
2:34
I mean, obviously, we said after the podcast, the three podcasts we did, that they were a great success.
Ross TuckerHOST
5:54
Because I still stand by, I think the narrative of Ingebrigtsen against five Americans, the picture of him beating the five, the canon Ethiopian dethrone, whatever, the same story was the Americans in the 1500 meter races, Jamaica, USA in the sprints.
Ross TuckerHOST
6:13
It makes for stories that then the national vests contribute to that do not exist in a Diamond League event.
Ross TuckerHOST
6:20
And so, therefore, it makes it more distinctive for the Ultimate Championships.
Ross TuckerHOST
6:24
And that's World Athletics' problem.
DanHOST
44:19
Cool.
DanHOST
44:19
So we had World Ultimate Championships.
DanHOST
44:21
We covered most of it last week, but we had some action on the Sunday as well.
DanHOST
44:26
So first up, the woman's 5,000 meters.
Hannah BorensteinGUEST
10:10
So I do think there is a bit of an old school kind of mentality with that.
Hannah BorensteinGUEST
10:15
I will say the World Ultimate Championships, which the piece ran around, which just happened, it's definitely not like embracing gambling, but it did have these predicted finishes of the athletes competing.
Hannah BorensteinGUEST
10:29
They were hilariously wrong.
Hannah BorensteinGUEST
10:31
Like, I don't know who was making the odds, but...

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Hannah BorensteinGUEST
16:25
I mean, we'll see in a couple of days.
Hannah BorensteinGUEST
16:27
I haven't seen them up yet.
Hannah BorensteinGUEST
16:28
And there was on World Ultimate Championships, not on every event.
Hannah BorensteinGUEST
16:31
On Calshi now, there were odds about world records the entire season and then there are some about races so now most there are odds about major marathons usually like who's mostly outright winners and then for Kaoshi if world records will be broken and a funny story is that they place yes no odds on basically all the events for world record And they placed them after Jacoby Tharp won the 110 meters at the NCAA championship.
Chris ChavezHOST
16:52
It was a great product.
Chris ChavezHOST
16:54
Um, I think that if London chooses to get the 2028 World Ultimate Championships, you don't necessarily have to view that as a consolation prize.
Chris ChavezHOST
17:05
Like, it's, it's a really good thing to also land.
Preet MajithiaHOST
17:08
Look, I, I, as I say, I'm not all that fussed about London not getting it.
Chris ThompsonHOST
11:01
And I think during my career, again, it was like more athletes were kind of getting exposed to it but it's now it's i feel like everyone absolutely every athlete that's at these championships are playing around with altitude whether it's training and so therefore going back to the nairobi point and the uh difficulties facing the athletes racing altitude I think, unlike Mexico City, where there would have probably been athletes that went there having never even experienced running at our shoot, I think this championship, the athletes generally will be much more aware of the challenges at hand and should be more prepared.
Paula RadcliffeHOST
11:36
It's a really good point, the growth of... altitude and and how it has been used and maybe that has uh i mean looking back at the ultimate championships how great was it to see in the distance races that domination of east african athletes born at altitude really really shaken up i mean what did the americans have in the um
Chris ThompsonHOST
11:58
oh it's huge numbers wasn't
Paula RadcliffeHOST
11:59
it second third fourth fifth In the 5k, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 7th maybe, packing in there.
Paula RadcliffeHOST
13:48
And it will be used even more so in the build-up to the championships in Nairobi.
Chris ThompsonHOST
13:52
Absolutely.
Chris ThompsonHOST
13:53
Just you touched on the ultimate championships, Paula, not to sort of divert the conversation too much.
Paula RadcliffeHOST
14:00
We need to move on.
Angus CookHOST
3:39
And then Felix Gau took third.
Angus CookHOST
3:42
In World Athletics, we've had the first ever World Athletics Ultimate Championship, which quite honestly sounds like a computer game.
Angus CookHOST
3:50
But I'm here for it.
Angus CookHOST
3:51
It's a new thing that we get to see people run fast and throw things far in, whether that's themselves or equipment.
BeckyHOST
29:46
should we move on to news corner
DanHOST
29:48
yes so i guess coming up like half an hour into the pod let's tell you what's coming up on the pod uh we've got we're not going to do a coach's corner this week because we've got a lot of other stuff to talk about we've got lots of news and i want to spend a little bit of time talking about the world athletics ultimate championships because
SamHOST
30:07
ultimate championships
DanHOST
30:09
Lots of fun stuff going on there.
DanHOST
30:12
And we also have many other slightly more controversial things to talk about.

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DanHOST
36:46
So marathon marathons don't fuck about.
DanHOST
36:49
On to other news now.
DanHOST
36:51
We're going to go on to some World Athletics Ultimate Championships chat.
Paul GriffithsHOST
15:48
So we've been watching some of the...
Paul GriffithsHOST
15:50
Diamond League has been on, the Diamond League final and the Ultimate Championships.
Paul GriffithsHOST
15:54
Yeah, it
Alison ScopeHOST
15:54
was a bit weird.
Paul GriffithsHOST
15:55
A bit weird, a bit novel.
Paul GriffithsHOST
15:56
Only the winner...
Paul GriffithsHOST
15:58
Gets a prize, basically, in the ultimate championships.
Alison ScopeHOST
16:01
Yeah, I don't really...

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