Belgium, Spain and the Netherlands won their respective heats and qualified for the final automatically, with Spain clocking the fastest time. US anchor leg runner Isaiah Harris suffered an injury during the last lap and, despite finishing in second place, the US team did not make the final for the first time in the history of the World Athletics Indoor Championships. The Czech Republic, Poland and Great Britain were the next three fastest teams to make the final. This marked the first time in the history of the World Athletics Indoor Championships that the men's 4x400m relay final consisted entirely of European teams.
Spain was in the lead for the first two legs, with Belgium following closely behind. At the second exchange, Jonathan Sacoor got the baton in the first place, with Spain and Great Britain in second and third, respectively. Terrence Agard of the Netherlands, having received the baton in the fifth place, quickly made up ground on the leading teams and was at the front with the leader by the end of the first lap. On the back straight a gap opened up in lane one, which was quickly taken up by the accelerating Manuel Guijarro, immediately putting Spain back in the lead. At the final hand-off it was Spain, followed by Belgium and Great Britain. Spain's Bernat Erta quickly opened up a sizeable lead on the Belgium's veteran Kevin Borlée, but, in an exact replay of the events from three years ago at the 2019 European Indoor Championships in Glasgow, was overtaken by the more experienced Belgian with 100m to go. Belgium won their first World Indoor title in the event, Spain held on for silver and the accelerating Tony van Diepen secured bronze for the Netherlands. The defending champions Poland finished in fourth place.
Results
Heats
Qualification: First 1 in each heat (Q) and the next 3 fastest (q) advance to the Final.
2022, world, athletics, indoor, championships, metres, relay, metres, relay, 2022, world, athletics, indoor, championships, took, place, march, 2022, metres, relay, 2022, world, athletics, indoor, championshipsvenueŠtark, arenadates20, marchcompetitors56, from. The men s 4 400 metres relay at the 2022 World Athletics Indoor Championships took place on 20 March 2022 1 Men s 4 400 metres relay at the 2022 World Athletics Indoor ChampionshipsVenueStark ArenaDates20 MarchCompetitors56 from 13 nationsWinning time3 06 52Medalists Julien Watrin Alexander DoomJonathan SacoorKevin BorleeDylan Borlee Belgium Bruno HortelanoInaki CanalManuel GuijarroBernat Erta Spain Taymir BurnetNick SmidtTerrence AgardTony van DiepenIsayah BoersJochem Dobber Netherlands 20182023 Contents 1 Summary 2 Results 2 1 Heats 2 2 Final 3 ReferencesSummary EditBelgium Spain and the Netherlands won their respective heats and qualified for the final automatically with Spain clocking the fastest time US anchor leg runner Isaiah Harris suffered an injury during the last lap and despite finishing in second place the US team did not make the final for the first time in the history of the World Athletics Indoor Championships The Czech Republic Poland and Great Britain were the next three fastest teams to make the final This marked the first time in the history of the World Athletics Indoor Championships that the men s 4x400m relay final consisted entirely of European teams Spain was in the lead for the first two legs with Belgium following closely behind At the second exchange Jonathan Sacoor got the baton in the first place with Spain and Great Britain in second and third respectively Terrence Agard of the Netherlands having received the baton in the fifth place quickly made up ground on the leading teams and was at the front with the leader by the end of the first lap On the back straight a gap opened up in lane one which was quickly taken up by the accelerating Manuel Guijarro immediately putting Spain back in the lead At the final hand off it was Spain followed by Belgium and Great Britain Spain s Bernat Erta quickly opened up a sizeable lead on the Belgium s veteran Kevin Borlee but in an exact replay of the events from three years ago at the 2019 European Indoor Championships in Glasgow was overtaken by the more experienced Belgian with 100m to go Belgium won their first World Indoor title in the event Spain held on for silver and the accelerating Tony van Diepen secured bronze for the Netherlands The defending champions Poland finished in fourth place Results EditHeats Edit Qualification First 1 in each heat Q and the next 3 fastest q advance to the Final The heats were started at 11 10 2 3 Rank Heat Lane Country Athletes Time Notes1 2 6 Spain Bruno Hortelano Inaki Canal Manuel Guijarro Bernat Erta 3 06 98 Q SB2 2 5 Czech Republic Pavel Maslak Vit Muller Tadeas Placek Patrik Sorm 3 07 25 q SB3 1 5 Belgium Julien Watrin Dylan Borlee Alexander Doom Kevin Borlee 3 07 43 Q SB4 3 6 Netherlands Isayah Boers Nick Smidt Jochem Dobber Tony van Diepen 3 07 64 Q SB5 3 4 Poland Tymoteusz Zimny Mateusz Rzezniczak Jacek Majewski Kajetan Duszynski 3 07 90 q SB6 3 5 Great Britain Alex Haydock Wilson Ben Higgins Samuel Reardon Guy Learmonth 3 08 30 q SB7 2 4 Ireland Cillin Greene Cathal Crosbie Brian Gregan Christopher O Donnell 3 08 63 NR8 1 6 United States Noah Williams Donavan Brazier Amere Lattin Isaiah Harris 3 09 11 SB9 1 4 Sweden Kasper Kadestal Nick Ekelund Arenander Karl Wallgren Erik Martinsson 3 09 48 SB10 1 3 Nigeria Ifeanyi Ojeli Sikiru Adeyemi Timothy Emeoghene Samson Nathaniel 3 09 55 SB11 2 3 Slovakia Simon Bujna Patrik Domotor Matej Baluch Miroslav Marcek 3 09 79 NR12 3 3 Romania Remus Niculita Mihai Dringo Denis Toma Robert Parge 3 13 111 2 Ecuador Katriel Angulo Alan Minda Anderson Marquinez Steeven Salas DQ TR17 4 3Final Edit Final was started at 19 40 4 Rank Lane Country Athletes Time Notes 5 Belgium Julien Watrin Alexander Doom Jonathan Sacoor Kevin Borlee 3 06 52 SB 6 Spain Bruno Hortelano Inaki Canal Manuel Guijarro Bernat Erta 3 06 82 SB 3 Netherlands Taymir Burnet Nick Smidt Terrence Agard Tony van Diepen 3 06 90 SB4 1 Poland Tymoteusz Zimny Mateusz Rzezniczak Maksymilian Klepacki Kajetan Duszynski 3 07 81 SB5 4 Czech Republic Patrik Sorm Vit Muller Tadeas Placek Pavel Maslak 3 07 986 2 Great Britain Ben Higgins Alex Haydock Wilson Samuel Reardon Guy Learmonth 3 08 30 SBReferences Edit USA Poland and Netherlands in competitive 4x400m in Belgrade Summary heats results Heats results Final results Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2022 World Athletics Indoor Championships Men 27s 4 400 metres relay amp oldid 1140160519, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
