Highlights - Day 4 Athletics: World Indoor Championships

Hello, yes. He gets there. Robbie Grabarz, that is brilliant. Wins the

gold medal. On top of the world again. Wins the title. Goal for the

USA. -- gold. Welcome to highlight of the final day's action of the

world indoor athletics Championships, in Portland, Oregon.

Some fabulous performances so far, including three medals for the

British team, and more to look forward to today. Laurence Clark's

career has been blighted by injuries, but canny reach another

final on the world stage, in the 60 metres hurdles? British outdoor

world record-holder Isobel Pooley has had to wait until the final date

in the high jump. The world record-holder Genzebe Dibaba is on

track, she will not want to surrender her title. Exciting

schedule ahead, joining me in the commentary box for the action are

Andrew Cotter, Paula Radcliffe, Steve Backley, and Jessica

Ennis-Hill's coach. Here we go for the first of the to

macro semifinals. Men's 60 metres hurdles, the first

semifinal. Jarret Eaton of the United States inside Martin

Odegaard. Martin Odegaard easing himself over the line. Just outside

a season's best for the American. There was a little bit of air

between those to macro and the others. One for Tony to get injury.

Looks like the box is a further apart. Both of these tall guys

taking seven steps to the hurdle. Normally for a lot of guys, it will

be eight steps. Why they are cramping up. So they can fit the

seven strides into the 13 metre run in. Martin

-- Omar McLeod, Dimitri Bascou amongst the favourites to take the

medals. The second semifinal of the men's 60 metres hurdles. Their

weight cleanly. Laurence Clark out strongly. Dimitri Bascou and Omar

McLeod. McLeod pulling clear. Laurence Clark with the dip, might

not be enough. Another strong run from Omar McLeod. Little stumble out

of the blocks. Once he got into his running, finishing strongly. What

you are trying to do coming out of the blocks trying to get your knees

together, when you first foot goes down, you want the second knee to

come through, popping off the blocks. To get a lot of speed. If

you delay that, putting your foot down, don't stabilise, causing the

stumble. Omar McLeod, no doubt he is very, Dimitri Bascou he knows it,

Laurence Clark not going through to the final. Laurence Clarkin sixth

place. -- Laurence Clarke. Dimitri Bascou not looking good in the

semifinal. Not the sort of performance you want to go away, and

to contemplate. Disappointed, the time I made the final was my

season's best. Good start, did not hold it together for the last

hurdle. Indoor season, the Olympics is what matters. Need to keep

working. Isobel Pooley, Great Britain. She gave it a wobble. Just

a little bit. Probably cold, standing about for 20 odd minutes.

Just leading with the inside arm. Taking across the bar. For me,

should go upwards, following the hand. Just pushing it towards the

bar, that takes heaven. Big moment on home soil, the American Henderson

is leading. Is that good enough? Difficult to see at that speed. It

is beyond eight metres. Dendy not liking it. Retains his height well.

Not a fan of the dip and drive. A good jump. He takes the lead, a jump

of 8.2 six. America in one and to . No Mo Farah, loving talked about

him, O'Farrell does giving this final. -- does go. Final of the

men's 3000 metres. This will get cluttered. We wonder what the pace

will be. There are some of these with a good kick finish. We saw a

scorching last 100 metres from unit could

. Right now we have Ryan Hill at the front. He is running with his

training partner, they work day in, day out down the road. There are a

lot of guys sitting in their fee would not fancy the kicks against

the likes of Kejelcha. If he goes on to long at this pace, some of the

patients is -- some of their patients may slip. At the back Ndiku

thirsty strike. Gotten a bit of trouble he moved round. Why he was

staying out of the back after what happened in the heat. Now there is a

bit of shoving, did not want to relinquish the lead, Ndiku. But a

bit of a shove in the back. Ryan Hill, then Kejelcha, the tall

figure. Iguider making his move. Lee Emanuel

losing place with the group. Ndiku saying first place is mine, I want

to lead from the front. Ndiku has not quite go past. Look Ryan Hill,

keeping himself in a really good position all the way through the

race, not easy, keeping up there, responding to the moves. The last

couple hundred metres were both 20 seconds. That was the lifting of the

pace. There is Kejelcha, rather ungainly running style. He is behind

Ndiku. Bachir slipping away. Now Kejelcha

strikes, making his move. They are trying to make Iguider hurt, taking

turns. They will be testing him, in a way we may not have seen and

tested so far this year. These four separating. Ryan Hill trying to hang

on with the home support. It is Kejelcha, and Iguider. Iguider

strikes. Around the outside. Kejelcha out in front. Can he hang

on, the 18-year-old? Iguider trying to get back. Little that the from

Kejelcha. Still driving hard. Choge round the outside. Kejelcha for the

gold, Ryan Hill gets the silver ahead of Choge. It is gold for

Kejelcha. Silver for Ryan Hill, what a net 30 made to take that. Brave

move from the youngster. We question his tactics, how he ran in the

heats. Still have the drive at the finish in the final. Hard earned

gold medal for the man from Ethiopia. Pretty boring race early

on, not a boring finish at all. 2.2 to in the last 1000, a lot of that

in the last 600 metres or so. Kejelcha hitting the front, then

coming away. Look where Ryan Hill came from. Still making ground on

the last term from -- last turn. He really ran well to snatch that

silver. Put himself in a good position. Choge did all the running,

did not have the pace to stay with Kejelcha in those closings stages.

We know Kejelcha is very quick, he will be a real danger for Mo Farah

in Rio. Ryan Hill taking it on the line, the silver from Choge.

Confirmation of the result. The final of the men's 3000 metres. Gold

from the eight -- for the 18-year-old from Ethiopia. Ryan Hill

taking the silver ahead of Choge. Lee Emanuel down in sixth place.

Cunningham, of the United States. Exciting, precocious youngster, in

terms of her physical talent. That is how to do it. The one piece of

the jigsaw which was under pressure, what she would do in major

championships? She has answered that, what she has done so far. No

failures. In first place. Dominating the women's high jump final. Vashti

Cunningham. Fabrice LaPierre, of Australia, no stranger to major

championships. Silver behind Greg Rutherford last summer. Round three,

big effort for him. Fabrice LaPierre, 7.78 in the second round,

we are in round three. Very tidy. Good balance. Straight down the

centre of the sandpit. Efficient use of force. Almost perfect on the

board. Very tidy indeed. Fabrice LaPierre, a .2 five. New Australian

indoor record, in second place. In doors, four laps of the track and

if you are going to front run you have to be confident and get your

pacing just right. Yes and you have to go like Wilson has, get to the

front and be able to control the field. We wondered if it was too

quick, we also saw Wilson in the first round go to the front and

control the race and I think that is what she is more likely to do rather

than go out at a suicidal pace. Solid but not too fast, nothing

silly from Wilson, controlling it. Just jostling elbows, cannot decide

what they want to do, decides to take it out, go quicker. Wilson has

the ruling quashed the lead and then just moves out across the heels. She

has some room. Finally has some space and moves on the shoulder of

the Kenyan. She has moved right to the front and a big battle, did not

want to let her get past but she had to allow her past and she is still

moving away, she has put in a big surge on this lap. They have won and

medal in this event in the past. But going for gold, Wilson looks as if

she is spent. Has left it way too late coming from the back.

Maintaining the pace. Wilson trying to lift herself, the crowd doing

their best and closing in, still in front, Wilson starts to attack

around the bend. Is there enough time? She's going to get there,

Goldsboro Burundi. Then Wilson. -- gold for Burundi. Not superfast but

I think for me she grabbed the race by the scruff of the neck and Wilson

got caught in third and stayed too long behind, never got close enough

to the front, tried to attack over the last 100 metres but there was

too much to do. I think the damage was done in the

third 200 metres. 29.22, the fastest lap of the race.

Mark Rowland has now coached her, he will be delighted with her

performance, tactically. Wilson will be disappointed with the silver

medal, I am sure. The women's high jump, in sixth

place, second attempt, that is better!

She joins Cunningham at 1.9 six. That takes her second.

36 years old, double the age of Cunningham. But still incredibly

capable. She has jumped 1.98 this year, but she has eight foul at 1.96

which we have seen coming and clear. Second attempt. That's better. Great

jump. That keeps her hopes alive. The next height is 1.99. The

Lithuanian has had to Maxwell years at 1.96, needs this to stay in the

competition and perhaps get amongst the medals. Yes, the slightest of

rattles but she goes clear. Isobel Pooley went out at the previous

height so she will not feature any further.

Next on the track the women's 3000 metres featuring this seemingly all

conquering women. She looks strong! It is all about Dibaba! Dibaba gets

the gold! That's a look at the line-up, number

one does not start, the Polish athlete.

Must have been interesting watching the rise while she was away starting

a family but those two on the outside flanking Stephanie Twell

will be the women to beat. Saina Out in front. This opening lap

they are just jogging around. We will wait and see who's patients

snaps first and who makes a move to the front, it might be Stephanie

Twell because although she started her career as a world junior 1500

metre champion she now knows she is probably a lot stronger at the

longer distances and will want this to be a good, honest pace from the

start. She moves into the front shadowed by Kudzelich who will also

want the pace to keep ticking along. Making sure she is in a position to

react to anything which goes on in the early stages of this race.

Kudzelich looked like she wanted to raise the pace but was not keen to

go to the front but eventually decided she had to.

Waiting at the back, Genzebe Dibaba. It would have been interesting,

Genzebe Dibaba just at the back just watching, biding her time as

Kudzelich continues to take them around. Shannon robbery is theft at

the moment -- Rowbury. Genzebe Dibaba just deciding to take

control of the race, everybody suddenly picks up and is more alert

and the pace has lifted. I don't know if Stephanie Twell caught sight

of Genzebe Dibaba moving up, maybe she got a chance to look at the

screen or maybe she decided enough was enough and needed to do

something about picking up the pace but she has got herself into a good

position. All the girls behind suddenly having to react, Stephanie

Twell reacting the best at the moment. It stretches and it is the

favourite to has opened up this race, Genzebe Dibaba has decided

enough is enough. I was wondering if the championship record might go and

because of the slow opening few laps it will not go, set way back in

1989, Genzebe Dibaba could have had it if she wanted, but she could

still threaten if she decides to turn it on but she has already blown

away the field. Stephanie Twell in a good position. Genzebe Dibaba

putting on a bit of an exhibition at the moment. The reason the field is

strung out is that Genzebe Dibaba did inject a fast lap into the race.

Increasing the pace that quickly will do damage, Stephanie Twell was

in a good position but has reacted well to it and staying with it so

far. Gap has not opened up any further,

Stephanie Twell just ahead of Defar. The gap beginning to narrow a little

bit, Defar hanging onto the back of Stephanie Twell. Genzebe Dibaba not

moving any further away from the field at the moment. Just looking to

see where she was placed. Rowbury still pretty well-placed. Rowbury

took her time at moving through, she did not react quickly when Genzebe

Dibaba went to the front, but now she has got herself into a good

position so starting to think she was not feeling great out there but

now she is looking as if she is raising more products over medal and

not concerned with what Genzebe Dibaba does. Stephanie Twell just

hanging on at the moment, beginning to lose some contact perhaps,

Rowbury coming past her, Stephanie Twell has two dead in here. Genzebe

Dibaba stretching out again. Defar with all her experience is battling

for the silver medal at the moment. Genzebe Dibaba along weakly at the

moment, another gold medal will surely be harassed, again lifting

the knees and driving on, the gap opens again -- surely be hers.

Stephanie Twell coming through with three laps to go beginning to lose a

bit of touch with the group of four athletes who are battling for sober

and bronze. Defar beginning to separate herself a little bit. This

place is doing some damage and it will do that if you put in a 64

second any 400 metres in the middle and then settle back to 67 it is

like you're slowing down but 67 is still a very quick pace. That is why

these women are struggling to make any inroads on Genzebe Dibaba, Defar

is the only one truly capable and it now looks like a battle for the

bronze medal. Is Rowbury getting some daylight? She is. But Genzebe

Dibaba with about 300 metres to go, long, long way clear of Defar,

striding towards another gold medal, the bell sounds and another majestic

performance from Genzebe Dibaba. She is going to lap the back of the

field. Genzebe Dibaba, Defar in the silver medal position and Rowbury

actually beginning to close on her. Genzebe Dibaba all the way around.

Striding toward another gold medal. What an athlete this women is. It

will be gold here at the world indoors. It will be silver for Defar

and Rowbury takes the bronze. In contrast to the men's 3000 it was

not such a close finish. Stephanie Twell coming through in about six.

Genzebe Dibaba, what a performance, it was just the injection of pace

she had, she took it on and killed them with that 32nd 200 metres in

the middle of the race. -- 30, seconds. Genzebe Dibaba was so far

ahead of the rest of the girls she was able to do that, able to put in

a 31 second 200 metres in the middle of the race and blow it apart and

then just go onto cruise control, did not have to use the final gear

at the end because she had so much of a cushion. Let's wrap this up, it

was a demonstration from Genzebe Dibaba.

The road to Rio's Olympics is a long one. Watch Mo Farah put in the extra

miles of the Cardiff half marathon World Championship on BBC One.

Should be another great weekend in store next week. As the British

record-holder, Mo Farah may take a special interest in the next event

on the track, the men's 1500 metres final. Chris O'Hare goes for Great

Britain. The home crowd will be hoping Matt Centrowitz will give

them something to cheer. Robbie Andrews always dangerous in a slower

race. It is always likely to be that way indoors. The 1500 gets under

way. Some pushing and Jocelyn, as you might expect. Three and a half

laps of the track indoors. Willis goes in front. The man who won the

silver medal last time, Wote on the inside. Matthew Centrowitz up there.

Chris O'Hare, for the time being happy to watch what is going on

through the first 200. They go through that in 29 seconds. All of a

sudden, it all slows down. The man who anticipate that was Nick Willis,

running a very smooth and controlled first 200 metres. Letting everyone

jostle for position. Now slotting into the place where he likes to

sit. He can watch what is going on, and is poised to react. The question

is, is he able to react as quickly and swiftly as he has in previous

years? 32 seconds for the next 200 metres. Nick Willis is well aware of

the ability of Centrowitz. The key is don't give people too much of a

head start. When it kicks off, and it will do, you want to be close.

Over the first 400 metres Willis uses his experience, saying it is

not going to stay slow for too much longer, so is Chris O'Hare, good

tactical brain, put himself in a good position. Even slower at 33.

People wondering why Chris O'Hare was running so why, in lane three.

1500 metres indoors, that extra distance running wife versus the

ability to react and get to the front if someone inject some real

change of pace is is worth it. The Americans have never won this title,

some bronze medals, all the way back to Geoff Atkinson, for the first

time the Americans heading for Centrowitz will stop Chris O'Hare.

Centrowitz realising he needs to get in a better position, blocking Chris

O'Hare. Wote on the inside, silver medallist last time. Chris O'Hare

almost takes a tumble. Did well there, hurdling the back leg to get

into a better position. Nick Willis comes round everybody.

Souleiman going backwards. Chris O'Hare in sixth. It is Wolde. It is

New Zealand from the USA. The crowd are on their feet in this Oregon

Convention Centre. Hoping Centrowitz can deliver a gold medal. Willis

striking for home. A couple of Ethiopians chasing. What can

Centrowitz do on the last bend? Nick Willis in front. Here comes Matthew

Centrowitz. He gets the gold. Nick Willis in bronze.

Holusa in second place. Many people would not have expected the African

contingent left trailing by the two sprinters, Nick Willis, the age of

32. You have to hand it to him, gave it a go. Maybe in the effort to get

the gold, handing it to Centrowitz, smart enough to follow him. Hometown

victory, just what the crowd wanted. A smile of relief from Matthew

Centrowitz. Very nearly lost it, the way Nick Willis threw down the

gauntlet from the front. Holusa comes from back in sixth position.

So much to make up with 100 metres to go. Nick Willis was starting to

tire, you sense. Centrowitz also signing up, have to be aware of

Holusa, the crowd must have let him know. Holusa should've been asking

the questions, not in position when Nick Willis took off. Matthew

Centrowitz a bit slow, but not as far as Holusa. Robbie Andrews also

close fast over the final lap. Matthew Centrowitz will not be

bothered by the winning time. The important thing is getting the gold

medal for the USA. Holusa finish so quickly. He will be delighted with

the silver. Well done to Nick Willis, tried to win it. Chris

O'Hare down in eighth place. It was a pretty good race, managed to keep

myself out of trouble. Did not take too much as I running. 300 to go, I

went for the last year, it was not there. Dan Bramble having a good

competition for Great Britain. Season's best, the first time he has

gone over eight metres indoors. He has two attack it now. Hitting the

ball well. That is a good jump. He needs one in excess of 8.19 to get

in the top four, to get a place in the last round. 8.14. His

competition is over. We come back to the high jump, getting towards the

business end. Bit of an anti-climax there. Thought we were going to

something special, that is the end of her evening's jumping. The

defending IAAF champion, she has to go clear. The time failure for.

Third place. She had top place on the rostrum with the Russian

athlete, of course no Russians competing here because of the ban.

Third time effort, and a failure. That signals the end of the

competition for her. The end of the medal situation for Cunningham, the

young American. She has taken goal. I wonder if she has worked this out.

She's so composed, for 18 years of age. Rarely do we see athletes

coming into the sport but are so measured. Very impressive indeed.

Not to be on this occasion, maybe some new talent Vashti Cunningham.

She had a world leading mark last week. No small matter of the world

junior record, such as her talent. Tall, rangy, fast and dynamic. She

was a bit front on with that one. She's sprinting faster, when she

does the shoulders are ahead, taking her into the bar. Goal for vastly

Cunningham. -- gold for Vashti Cunningham. The gold rush for the

United States continuing. You can see his best, 8.19. He is the first

to jump of the four athletes that will get a jump in the last, sixth

and final round. Chasing a .2 six. -- chasing 8.20 six.

This may challenge the lead, he is saying second. Producing something

very special in the last round. Drifting off to the left. Losing

distance from that, I would suggest. How

-- lifetime best takes him up to third place. There are your

medallists, all over. Dendy dominated. There are your

confirmations of the medallists. Another American gold medal. Good

performance from Dan Bramble, of Great Britain. The women are ready

for the final of the four by 400 metres relay. America are the strong

favourites, of course things can happen in replays. There is the

Jamaican quartet. Perhaps the strongest contenders for silver,

behind the United States. The Nigerian quartet. They have

Benjamin and George, in their four, part of the Commonwealth Games

silver relay. No British quartet, bit of a shame. Would have certainly

challenge from medal. The way they go, the United States with a great

success in this one. Natasha Hastings taking it into the lead

immediately. Our Pastor tries to reply. Patricia Hall

tucking into fourth place. Natasha Hastings can a look at things. Down

go Jamaica. Patricia Hall stumble in. Almost handing this to America.

Definitely the strongest team by a long way. The lead is already

opening up. Patricia Hall crashing to the ground. Hastings handing over

to Hayes. She is away and clear. This will be a one country race.

Gold medal, look at the lead that pays has. Close for silver and

bronze. The Polish athlete took down the Jamaican. Patricia Hall. We may

get the chance to look at it again. Look at the battle behind the

American. A long way back. A victory march already for the Americans stop

it is how far they choose to win by. A fierce battle developing behind,

Nigeria, Poland and America. Very impressive performance from America.

Hayes handing over. Look at the leave they have. A bit of a shame

that Britain when not in this. There was a medal for Great Britain. Seren

Bundy-Davies and others concentrating on preparations for

Rio. The teams get invited to come as a team, America office only going

to be there. They are running quick, a lot of names in this America team

that are not familiar. The men broke the world record of the last indoor

Championships. Not going to be superfast here. Good running, they

can run very relaxed. Poland is moving into second place. There is a

scrap for silver and bronze between Poland and Nigeria. This is a

procession for America. Spencer taking the bat on. I wonder how

close they can get to the championship record. In terms of

times they may be behind Russia are set in Budapest in 2008. It is a

stroll for Ashley Spencer. Fierce battle behind.

We shall see who shall take the silver and bronze medals but for the

United States the gap continues to grow and the crowd continued to

cheer for in other hole gold medal to come. It's scoring to be gold for

the Quartet. Ashley Spencer bringing home the United States, outside the

championship record but a long way clear and the celebrations begin,

Paul and take the silver ahead of Romania for the bronze. -- Poland

take the silver. Gold, as expected, Jamaica would have challenged,

probably would have taken silver if they could stay on their feet but

unfortunately did not. Another gold for the whole nation. That time is

very respectable, Jamaica would not have beaten that, did not have

enough ability in the rest of the team. Moving out and just caught by

the Polish athlete, just catching her seals and she crashes to the

ground, not much she can do about that. Left a very relaxed

performance from the American team, this young lady, Ashley Spencer, is

a very good talent for me, not sure if she is suited for indoor, takes

the bend a little wide but I look forward to seeing more of her.

Onto the lasts individual track event, the 60-metre hurdles.

The world student games champion from a couple of years ago, had a

good Championships, performed well to get into the final. This is the

American champion, equalled his season 's best with 7.52 in the

semifinal. The tall figure of Martinot-Lagarde, silver-medallist

in these championship is two years ago, the European indoor champion.

Omar McLeod ran under 13 seconds for the first time in the full event

outdoors, the 110 metres. The Commonwealth bronze-medallist

outdoors, Brathwaite. Martinot-Lagarde, on his day...

Capable of beating anybody. But the man coming into these championships

he thought would be his main contender Bascou. In between the

Frenchman, Omar McLeod of Jamaica. The middle lanes.

Eaton gets the best start but in the middle McLeod is going well for

Jamaica, McLeod is going to get the gold! Martinot-Lagarde might have

nicked the silver from his team-mates but it is Jamaica's first

gold medal of these championships. Right at the time they needed it

most, the others left trailing behind him. The Jamaican got out

well, Eaton got a very good start but was not able to maintain it.

Right in the middle, the French men either side of them, Omar McLeod

focused and ran as a superb race. Equals the world lead. We said it

would have to be well under 7.52 win and that is what he produced, what a

performance. You have seen an athlete who managed to keep his

rhythm together, make his three strides fit between the hurdles and

maintain his foot speed. The quality finally came through, did not see

much of it in the semifinal but all four men, even with a good start,

Martinot-Lagarde had work to do, almost got there, but that is four

very good performances. Omar is up bright and early and if you look at

his foot speed, I appreciate you can see that on the slow motion but

between the hurdles very quick feet, staying away from the hurdle which

means he travels over much better. Great performance.

It is surreal right now, never in a million years did I think I would be

the champion at the age of 21 but it all comes with hard work, giving God

thanks, act setting here I am and going into the event and going out

there and having fun each time. The final event of the World

Championships. That is how they line up, the United States will be so

keen to finish with a gold medal in this final event of the

Championships. Sad to see no British quartet again. Like the women, just

a case of not enough athletes targeting the world indoors.

Focusing their efforts elsewhere. Trinidad and Tobago in Lane 1.

Our harsh inside the arena for the final event. -- a hush.

Cleanly away, it is the knighted States who will take off the

favourites on the opening leg, Abe bronze-medallist in the world

indoors two years ago but it's barely even at the moment. The

Bahamas coming through. He leads at the moment, just ahead of the United

States. But the tall Belgian trying to get into position but he is

shrugged out the way by the United States. The Bahamas still leading,

the American will want to give his second man the lead going into the

second leg. It is close at the minute. The United States pushing

on, and Jamaica coming through, Belgium in fourth. Trinidad just

trying to hold on. A lot of ground to make up, lost a few yards as did

the Belgians. The USA leading, Smith with the bat and in his hand being

chased down by Russell. Gordon coming around the outside, it's all

beginning to tighten up, even Jamaica are in with an opportunity.

Calvin Smith beginning to tie up a little bit at the front so they will

bunch up, let's see what happens at the handoff. What a close race,

Jamaica just beginning to lose touch, they have dropped the Batten!

Belgium have dropped the baton! The United States and the Bahamas,

Trinidad and Tobago trying to keep pace. United States moving a bit

further clear, what a disappointment for Belgium and for the race. The

Americans opening up a bit of a lead on the Bahamas. Trying to remain in

touch to give Chris Brown something to chase down on the final leg. But

the Americans will goal with a handsome lead. I cannot see them

getting beaten now, the Bahamas will now have to try to hold off Trinidad

and Tobago. The only thing now is how quickly can America go? Coming

home and not just for the gold medal but a quick time as well. Has a huge

lead. The Caribbean Battle for silver and bronze. It's a handsome

victory for the United States. Another gold medal for the United

States in Oregon. The United States once again going to the gold medal.

The Bahamas silver. But the United States a long wait clear and asking

for more celebrations from the crowd as well he might.

The United States with another gold medal to celebrate and a quick time.

It is when they cut over, just catches the arm. He steps inside the

track to retrieve the baton which I don't think you're allowed to do, so

might be disqualified anyway. But the last leg, 44.99 which is a

cracking split. But it's much easier to run when you are relaxed, don't

have to worry, the whole crowd cheering for you, you know you have

the gold medal. And a fresh athlete who was disqualified in the main

event for running on his line. Could have got the world record.

The medal table looks very good for the United States.

No gold medals for Great Britain, Silver medal for Robbie Grabaz. A

special programme, I have been granted special access to follow

Sebastian Coe at the headquarters in Monaco, I ask him about the

controversy and we get his views on the future.

Mo Farah will be headlining the British team. That is it for our

coverage from the world indoor athletics, three medals for Great

Britain, double play at the lower end of expectations but the nation

certainly excelled in front of their home crowd. The exciting year of

athletics on the BBC continues, goodbye.

A true festival of running! Breaks world record! So many excited

runners setting off. It's going to be close isn't it?! That is good! He

has just done what he does best. What does it have in store for us

this year? That is a huge jump! It's a perfect day!