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Grant Fisher became the first American to break a distance world record in a world indoor championships event in 22 years.
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Nuguse breaks world record in the Wanamaker Mile
Yared Nuguse made history at the Millrose Games, clocking in at 3:46.63 to claim a world record and win his third consecutive Wanamaker Mile title at the Armory in New York City.
The best of Jordan Stolz
Tatsuya Shinhama of Japan edged Jordan Stolz, ending the American’s record streak at 18 consecutive World Cup wins.
Jordan Stolz extended his historic speed skating win streak to 18 with a new track record of 1:41:46 in the 1500m at his home oval in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
American superstar Jordan Stolz does it again, winning the 500m with a time of 33.91 seconds, breaking his own track record at the ISU Speed Skating World Cup in Milwaukee.
Jordan Stolz, a 20-year-old Wisconsin native, won a record 16th speed skating World Cup race in a row by recording the fastest sea-level 1000m in history at his home oval in Milwaukee.
Jordan Stolz’s time of 33.85 seconds was just enough to edge Jenning De Boo (33.87) of the Netherlands to keep his 15-race speed skating winning streak alive in ISU World Cup action from Calgary.
Jordan Stolz mustered enough speed to edge Dutchman Jenning de Boo with a track best time of 1:05.90 to extend his historic speed skating win streak to 14 at the Calgary World Cup.
Jordan Stolz hasn’t lost a World Cup race since last January.

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