Opis
Josh Kerr pulled off the arguable the ballsiet world record in track and field history- announcing months in advance he'd break the mile world record on July 18th in London — then doing exactly that with a 3:42.66 in front of 50,000 fans. The LetsRun crew breaks down Kerr's flawless splits, what it means for the Cole Hocker rivalry heading toward LA 2028, and why the Brooks Beasts are suddenly track's most impressive training group. Plus: Brandon Miller destroys Emmanuel Wanyonyi in the 800, Keely Hodgkinson battles through a rough stretch, and Ajayi's stare-down of Oblique Seville sparks a heated debate about sportsmanship.
All the details on Josh's run
https://www.letsrun.com/news/2026/07/josh-kerr-called-his-shot-delivered-kerr-runs-342-66-to-break-el-guerroujs-27-year-old-mile-world-record/
00:00 Josh Kerr Breaks the Mile World Record
05:33 Race Splits and Pacing Strategy
08:56 What This Means for Cole Hocker and the 1500
13:28 Commonwealth Games and What's Next for Kerr
15:43 Wanyonyi's Loss and the Doping Question
21:31 Kerr's Age, Legacy, and Longevity
24:18 No Betting on the Mile?
28:55 Nuguse and the Rest of the Mile Field
30:44 Keely Hodgkinson's Complicated 800 Meters
37:00 Jessica Hull and the London Diamond League Results
40:32 Tebogo Thorp and the 110 Hurdles
42:00 Ajayi's 100-Meter Stare Down Debate
47:34 Is Josh Kerr Clean?
51:05 Brandon Miller and the US 800-Meter Golden Era
56:50 Can Kerr Go After the 1500 World Record?
59:13 Supporters Club Plug and Wrap-Up