It's a quieter day for the Aussies tomorrow afternoon, with just the men's pole vault final to keep us really engaged.
Does that bother us though? Not a chance.
We'll see you back here tomorrow for all the action in Tokyo.
Thanks for being with us.
It's a quieter day for the Aussies tomorrow afternoon, with just the men's pole vault final to keep us really engaged.
Does that bother us though? Not a chance.
We'll see you back here tomorrow for all the action in Tokyo.
Thanks for being with us.
There is plenty going on tomorrow on the road, track and in the field.
IT'S JAMAICA 1-2!
Oblique Seville gets the gold in 9.77, coming over the top of Kishane Thompson in 9.82!
Brilliant race.
Noah Lyles, the defending champion. The Olympic champion, is third. 9.89. He just never came out hard enough.
The Americans were both slow out of the blocks - both Jamaicans were out and running so fast.
Usain Bolt is being shown in the crowd and he is going off!
Seville rips his vest off and celebrates.
Kenny Bednarek fourth in 9.92, Gift Leotlela fifth in 9.95.
Ajayi sixth with 10.00 and Simbine seventh in 10.04.
I can't see how this is not going to be a disqualification for the Botswanan.
And it is.
He's shown the red card but he is magnanimous about it, clapping and leaving the scene.
He gambled. And the house won.
This is a race that could go absolutely anywhere across the line - from lane two to nine, there are champions all over the place.
Here's how the men's 100m final lines up:
PURE POWER FROM JEFFERSON-WOODEN!
The American sets a new Championship Record with 10.61! It's a big personal best too for the champion!
It's the fourth-fastest time ever.
Tina Clayton gets second in a PB of 10.76.
Julien Alfred in third in 10.84.
Shericka Jackson (10.88) fourth, Sha'Carri Richardson (10.94) fifth, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (11.03) sixth, Marie-Josée Ta Lou-Smith (11.04) seventh, Dina Asher-Smith (11.08) eighth.
Here's how the women's 100m final lines up:
American Tara Davis-Woodhall wins gold, completing the set of world indoor gold, Olympic gold and now outdoor world championship gold in the long jump.
She wins with a distance of 7.13, the longest leap so far this year.
Malaika Mihambo of Germany finishes second with 6.99, while Natalia Linares of Colombia equalled her PB to win bronze in 6.92.
That was absolutely remarkable.
The entire race the men were still in a massive group, with eight men a realistic chance of winning still.
And yet it was probably the ninth man in that group, Jimmy Gressier of France who came from absolutely nowhere in the home straight to win gold! What a finish!
Yomif Kejelcha claimed silver for Ethiopia with Andreas Almgren earning the bronze for Sweden.
The top six were separated by less than a second.
What a race.
My goodness.
Interesting.
That second semifinal was so physical that the Italian Marta Zenoni has been disqualified, according to our timing screens.
I can't imagine why they singled her out... But perhaps it's worth re-posting this photo...
Nele Weße has been reinstated for the final, while Sarah Healy of Ireland has snuck in as well.