Seb Coe’s three world records in 41 days - AW
2019年7月5日 · Forty years ago, in the summer of 1979, a 22-year-old middle-distance runner from Sheffield embarked on a world record-breaking spree that would change his life forever. During a memorable...
The 40th anniversary of Seb Coe’s Mile world record
2019年9月1日 · Sporting only a 3:57 Mile PR, the new 800 world record holder was running his 4th Mile race in 4 years. "I went to the race to run a good time," said America's top Miler Steve Scott, who was hoping to break Jim Ryun 's U.S. record of 3:51.1.
On this day in 1979 was the famous Golden Mile where Seb Coe …
On This Day, July 17, 1979... Sebastian Coe broke the world mile World Record, knocking 0.4 seconds off the record time. He knocked off John Walker's four-year-old mark to set a new...
Sebastian Coe - 1979. Three World Records in 41 days - Great …
In 1979, Sebastian Coe set three World Records in the space of just 41 days. First he smashed 1976 double Olympic champion Alberto Juantorena's 800m. record by over one second.
Sebastian COE | Profile - World Athletics
Sebastian COE, Great Britain & N.I.
Sebastian Coe - The Power of 10
2018年5月18日 · At Oslo on July 5, 1979, Coe smashed the 800m world record, clocking 1:42.33 and 12 days later, he returned to the Norwegian capital to post another world record. This time, the one-mile mark was beaten with 3:48.95 and then one month later at the Weltklasse in Zurich, Coe firmly established himself as the world’s supreme middle distance ...
Sebastian Coe - Wikipedia
Coe began 1981 with an indoor world record of 1:46.0 for 800m at Cosford in February. On 10 June, he set a world 800m record in Florence; his 1:41.73 remained unbeaten until August 1997.
1981 - Zurich - Sebastian Coe WR Mile - YouTube
2009年11月17日 · The Magical Summer of 1981. The Summer of The Mile. August 19th, 1981. Sebastian Coe attempts to regain the World Record in the Mile from Steve Ovett, who se...
The 40th Anniversary of Seb Coe’s 41 Days In 1979 - runblogrun
2019年8月29日 · Sporting only a 3:57 Mile PR, the new 800 World Record Holder was running his 4th Mile Race In 4 years. “I went to the race to run a good time,” said America’s top miler Steve Scott, who was hoping to take Jim Ryun’s American record of 3:51.10.
Three of Histories Greatest milers - Part 3 - SEB COE
Sebastian Newbold Coe (1.76/5'9¼ 58kg/129lbs) , 0BE, MBE was born September 29th, 1956 became a life peer in 2000. He is the Chief Organiser of the London Olympics for 2012. His World Mile record of 3:47.33 was done in Zurich on July 17th 1979. Mike Boit was second in an African record of 3:49.45 and American Steve Scott third in 3:51.48.