We’ve seen an incredible amount of drama at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Birmingham. There have been close battles, suprises, and it’s fair to say a degree of confusion at times.
Not everyone seemed happy on the podium.
If Kevin or Perry won a world bronze medal…. pic.twitter.com/yIN88KIzbQ
— Jamie McGann (@mcgannjamie) March 3, 2018
Some were just happy to make it thanks to a 300 mile, £1,500 taxi ride.
Decided it was probably best to walk to uni this morning… pic.twitter.com/AZWBhfNGwq
— Laura Muir (@lauramuiruns) February 28, 2018
We made it!!! üôåüôå
Birmingham bound!
Big thanks to our taxi driver who drove us through multiple blizzards to get us here üëèüëè— Laura Muir (@lauramuiruns) February 28, 2018
The weather wasn’t the only thing upside down.
If only you was as good at drinking out of a bottle than you are running 800m @ElliotLeviGiles üòâ Good luck in the final I’m routing you all the way #unorthodox pic.twitter.com/dMz8DieH2i
— Sean HDB Molloy (@Molloy14) March 2, 2018
This one is deliberately upside down.
No medals for the Irish at #iaafworlds, but our flag got to do a lap of honour. Murielle Ahoure, winner of the women’s 60m was helped out by Irish fans after being unable to find an Ivory Coast one. pic.twitter.com/dOg7zNp2IS
— Cathal Dennehy (@Cathal_Dennehy) March 2, 2018
Mary L. O’Hora pic.twitter.com/tht99hBtse
— Gerard O’ Donnell (@gearoid0d) March 2, 2018
Anyone know the world record for 60m while carrying a camera?
LEG IT Mr CAMERA üé• MAN!! @WICBham2018
üòÇüòÇüòÇ pic.twitter.com/JktEXz1YJr— Tom Bosworth (@TomBosworth) March 2, 2018
I wonder if he caught anyone being DQ’d?
Can someone explain this to me? I don’t get it ü§î #IAAFWorlds #wicbham2018 pic.twitter.com/wd8wJtZq2c
— Lisanne de Witte (@lisannedewitte) March 2, 2018
Is this a maths equation?
Jamaica, Poland and Ukraine have all filed protest after women’s 4x400m. Ja protesting DQ under rule 218.4, Ukraine claim Poland stepped on kerb and Poland appealing against Ukraine appeal that they stepped on kerb.
— Jordan Forte (@JordyAF) March 4, 2018
Time for some Pozzi glory.
Ok, who else did this? üôã‚ôÇÔ∏èüôã‚ôÄÔ∏è
That moment @andrew_pozzi found out that he had won the gold üôå #REPRESENT pic.twitter.com/sbWmSfnoat
— British Athletics (@BritAthletics) March 4, 2018
Time for a film audition.
Was that the 60m final, or an advert for Rush Hour 4??üòÇüòÇüòÇüòÇ pic.twitter.com/rncnjOYKcX
— Kevin Hodgson (@khodgson22) March 3, 2018
Excuse me, Poles coming through!
WATCH: Jakub Krzewina brings home 4x400m #IAAFworlds gold for Poland in world indoor record 3:01.77.
READ: https://t.co/p7J4mIpN3j pic.twitter.com/ZXcyfCriO4
— IAAF (@iaaforg) March 4, 2018
Poles staying up!
WATCH: @usatf‘s @sandicheekspv wins high quality pole vault to take her first #IAAFworlds ü•áin a championship record.
READ: https://t.co/ScUyMfcCKE pic.twitter.com/Z8jx2OZKLM
— IAAF (@iaaforg) March 3, 2018
KJT’s title-winning competition in 60 seconds
WATCH: The crowd goes wild as Britain’s @JohnsonThompson finally gets her first #IAAFworlds senior medal.
READ: https://t.co/3KS7ookHl3 pic.twitter.com/6fmSX1JowK
— IAAF (@iaaforg) March 3, 2018
Finally, time for some well-earned rest and food.
.@__coleman on breaking the 60m WR üôè
“I didn’t necessarily expect it but I felt pretty good. I’ve put a lot of work in on my start and acceleration and it’s paying off”
When pressed by a reporter on what he might eat between now & SF ü§∑‚ôÄÔ∏è
“I might get Nandos” #wicbham2018
— Vinco (@VincoSport) March 3, 2018
Step one: become World Champ. Step two: ice wounds while hammering some Five Guys pic.twitter.com/7I3IwHtIhf
— Sandi Morris (@sandicheekspv) March 3, 2018
