In a stunning display of middle-distance running, Commonwealth champion Olli Hoare dominated the John Landy Mile, clocking in at 3:52.24 for the third fastest time by an Australian on home soil.
The crowd roared as Hoare powered down the back straight, leaving his competitors in the dust, while young talent, 16-year-old Cameron Myers produced a huge result to finish third in 3:55.44, breaking a 43-year-old Australian Under 20 record and making history as the second-youngest athlete to achieve the sub-four minute mark, behind the famous Jacob Ingebrigtsen.
The crowd roared as Hoare powered down the back straight, leaving his competitors in the dust, while young talent, 16-year-old Cameron Myers produced a huge result to finish third in 3:55.44, breaking a 43-year-old Australian Under 20 record and making history as the second-youngest athlete to achieve the sub-four minute mark, behind the famous Jacob Ingebrigtsen.
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