At the Meeting Athletissima in Lausanne, the Norwegian runs the best time of the year over 1500 m. In the future he also wants to be one of the fastest in the world over 10,000 m.
The competitors can only watch: Jakob Ingebrigtsen wins the 1500 m race in Lausanne in a superior manner.
It’s an image you gradually get used to. Running lights at the edge of the track set the pace on the running tracks. They enable very regular races and, alongside the super shoes with their springy soles, are the second explanation for various records in the last three years. In Lausanne, Jakob Ingebrigtsen specified how fast the lights should run. 3:30 minutes was the measure, a time in a class of its own.