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Josh Kerr has broken Hicham El Guerrouj’s 27-year mile world record in London and now aims to win Commonwealth gold in Glasgow 2026 with the Commonwealth Mile, while the event shifts to a non-Olympic cycle. He is driving a data‑driven, bespoke kit program to chase 3:42 per mile at the Diamond League before the Games.
British athlete Josh Kerr has broken Hicham El Guerrouj’s 27-year-old mile world record with a time of 3:42.66 at the London Diamond League. The performance caps Project 222, a program of training and gear innovations, and comes in front of a packed stadium as Kerr continues pursuing further middle‑distance targets.
Budapest hosts the three-day World Athletics Ultimate Championship, featuring a record $10 million prize pot and a bold, athlete-centric format aimed at reinvigorating track and field beyond Olympic cycles. The event introduces new visuals, on-screen data, and a trophy system, while athletes vie for $150,000 per event and global bragging rights.