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Josh Kerr wins 1500m at World Athletics Ultimate Championship

Guardian Sport1 min read151 words
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Josh Kerr secured the men’s Ultimate Championship 1500 m title with a decisive final‑lap surge, leaving rivals Yared Nuguse and Cam Myers far behind. The 20‑year‑old, who has dominated the season, moved from third to first in the last 53 seconds, turning a seemingly inevitable finish into a textbook victory.

The race unfolded as Kerr passed Robert Farken into second place before overtaking Nuguse with 250 m remaining. Myers, also a 20‑year‑old Australian, attempted to close the gap but could not breach Kerr’s lead, which he maintained to the finish line. Kerr’s smooth, controlled sprint earned him a clear win and underscored his status as the season’s standout performer.

In a separate event, Henrich’s final leg propelled Britain to silver in the mixed relay, adding to the day’s medal haul. The British team’s strong finish secured a podium spot, complementing Kerr’s triumph and highlighting the depth of talent across the championships.

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