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Very impressive race. Thx for sharing the link. Nuguse by Domerduck
hung on to get third. Last year here in Oregon at the World Championship Ingebrigtsen also broke 3:30 just ahead Ketir, Cheruiyot, Garcia, Kerr, and Kipsang in the Finals but didn't win as the Brit Wightman won Gold so he only got Silver. He was expected to win then so I am sure it was a relief for him to win on his home soul. Wightman didn't run this race in Oslo, but I assume he will defend his championship in Budapest in August.
Nared didn't qualify for the the World championship last year so it nice to see him now get the American record. Hopefully he can carry it over to the US championships which will be in Eugene early next month and qualify for . Budapest.