Womens 1500 metres Final at Prefontaine Classic

Started 474 days, 5 hours, 30 minutes ago

Date & Time
Sat 5th July 2025 2:50pm Local
Sat 5th July 2025 9:50pm UTC

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League
Diamond League

Season
2025

Round
Round 9

Status
FT

Location

Hayward Field

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Three-time Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon entered the Prefontaine Classic’s 50th edition as the heavy favourite, aiming to break her own world record in the women’s 1500 m. She faced competition from Olympic medallist Diribe Welteji (Ethiopia) and Jessica Hull (Australia), a former Duck running on home soil. Kipyegon’s undefeated streak in the 1500 m since June 2021 and her previous meet record of 3:50.72 made her a strong contender for another record-breaking run.

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Faith Kipyegon delivered a historic performance, shattering her own world record with a time of 3:48.68, becoming the first woman to dip under 3:49 in the 1500 m. She commanded the race from the start, powering through the last 300 m in just 44 seconds to cement her status as the greatest middle-distance runner in history.

Diribe Welteji claimed silver in a season’s best of 3:51.44, while Jessica Hull took bronze in 3:52.67, rounding out a podium that mirrored their elite status .

This run marked one of the most spectacular records in track and field for the Prefontaine Classic’s milestone edition.