The 32-year-old from London, Ont., suffered an apparent hamstring injury about 120 metres into the 400 on Saturday, the final event of Day 1.
Ayden Owens Delerme of Puerto Rico moved into the lead after Warner’s injury. Canada’s Olympic champion was the leader through the first four events of the day. The 32-year-old from London, Ont., suffered an apparent hamstring injury about 120 metres into the 400 on Saturday, the final event of Day 1.
The world championship favourite suffered a hamstring injury during the final event of Day One of the decathlon.
Warner had the fastest time in the 100m and followed it up with the farthest leap in the long jump. Fellow Canadian Pierce LePage ran a personal best 400m in a time of 46.84 to put himself in second place with five events to come. Warner stayed down on the track for several minutes before being helped up and off the track.
Canadian Olympic gold medalist Damian Warner After being injured in the hamstring during the last event of the first day, 400m, he withdrew from the ...
Canadian Fellow Piers Lepage With a time of 46.84, he ran his personal best 400m and became the second pace in five events. Warner set the fastest time in the 100m and made the most leap in the long jump. Warner stayed on the truck for a few minutes before going up and down the truck.
Canada's Pierce LePage is closing in on first place in the decathlon after a strong showing in the 110-metre hurdles event at the World Athletics ...
LePage promptly cleared 1.99m on his first attempt, racking up valuable points in the standings. I was in lane one so it felt like it was pretty tight. LePage is in first with 6,427 points, followed by Ayden Owens-Delerme of Puerto Rico who has 6,309 points. I was trying to stay in my lane. He laid on there for a number of minutes before being helped up. It's a full two metres farther than his previous best throw in the event. That's when LePage was able to post a personal-best time of 46.84 in the 400m to close out day one and shoot him up the standings to second. In the long jump event, LePage, who has a personal best distance of 7.80m, posted a result of 7.54m. That was a season-best distance for LePage and gave him 945 points for a total of 1,946. I felt my hamstring pull a couple of times. LePage ran the 400m in a time of 46.84 to put himself within striking distance of gold going into the final day. In the latest event, LePage fired the discus a whopping 53.26 metres to rocket to the top of the leaderboard. On Saturday night, LePage finished day one of competition with his best-ever performance in the 400 metres to go from fifth to second.
Damian Warner, of Canada celebrates after he won the gold medal for the decathlon at the 2020 Summer Olympics, Thursday, Aug. 5, 2021, in Tokyo.
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The Olympic champion suffered a leg injury in the early stages of the 400-metre race and fell to the Hayward Field track and out of contention at the world ...
Puerto Rico’s Ayden Owens-Delerme dominated the 400m in 45.07 and took over the decathlon lead with 4,606 points. “This competition has been the screensaver on my computer for the past couple of years,” he told Western University graduate Scott Russell of CBC after the race. The 32-year-old Londoner, a Montcalm grad, had a 62-point lead heading into the fifth and final event of the first day, but pulled up lame and started limping after grabbing at his hamstring heading into the backstretch of Lane 1 on the track.
Kevin Mayer lost his words. While commenting on the last series of the 400m decathlon at the Worlds, the leader of French athletics saw his great opponent ...
The podium is in his line of sight: « If I go for a medal tomorrow (sunday), it will taste less good because of that (Warner’s wound), but that’s sports« . »I’m with Kevin now“, meanwhile slipped Damian Warner on France Télévisions. He concluded his lap in 45″07, seven hundredths of the record (in a decathlon), held by Ashton Eaton. Enough to take control and impress Mayer, who admitted discovering this opponent as part of the competition. » And to insist: « He’s a great man, a great champion.” A champion whose withdrawal announces a second day all the more indicative. At the microphone of our colleagues from France TelevisionsMayer lamented the loss of this strong rival: « In the decathlon, there is great adversity (sic). Seeing his opponent get hurt like this is not at all pleasant. « The weight was catastrophic. The Canadian, reigning Olympic champion and leader after four of the ten events on Saturday in Eugene, was touched behind the left thigh.
EUGENE, Ore. — A Canadian is in the hunt for a world decathlon title — but it's not Olympic champion Damian Warner. Pierce LePage, a 26-year-old from Whitby ...
"The athlete voice, it can only go so far, I guess,'' Dunfee said. Earlier Sunday, Olympic bronze medallist Evan Dunfee was sixth in the 35-kilometre race walk. But, it's something that, as much as I told myself — and I am really proud of this race — but you're still like, ah, that podium's fun to stand on. "So to get sixth, I'm thrilled with this, and to have my family and friends out here on the sidelines cheering me on, that was awesome.'' Not disappointing, disappointing's the wrong word. LePage has flirted with the podium numerous times, finishing fifth at both the Tokyo Olympics and 2019 world championships in Doha.