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Audrey Werro continued her dominance in the Diamond League with a fifth consecutive victory at the Athletissima meet in Lausanne. The Swiss athlete, who recently claimed the European title, secured her win over 800 meters in a time of 1:55.33, setting a new meeting record. She narrowly edged out Dutch competitor Femke Broeders-Bol in the final stretch, maintaining her winning streak. Veronica Vancardo and Valentina Rosamilia followed in fourth and fifth place respectively. Angelica Moser extended her impressive podium streak at the Diamond League meetings this season. Competing in Lausanne, she finished second in the pole vault with a height of 4.74 meters, marking her first runner-up finish in the series. Despite three third-place finishes and a win in Paris earlier in the season, Moser fell just short of securing a home victory. American athlete Hana Moll cleared 4.84 meters, the highest jump of the competition, to claim gold. Simon Ehammer once again found himself on the podium in the long jump event, finishing second behind Greek jumper Miltiadis Tentoglou. Ehammer's jump of 8.13 meters was enough to secure his spot on the podium, despite falling slightly short of Tentoglou's winning distance of 8.24 meters. This performance mirrored his results at the recent European Championships in Birmingham. Ditaji Kambundji returned to competitive form in the women’s 100-meter hurdles, improving on her previous time at the European Championships. Kambundji clocked 12.71 seconds, four hundredths of a second faster than her performance in Birmingham. However, she placed fourth behind American athletes, with Masai Russell setting a new meeting record with a time of 12.27 seconds. Nadine Visser of the Netherlands took silver. In the men’s 200-meter race, Timothé Mumenthaler finished sixth with a time of 20.39 seconds. The winner, Letsile Tebogo from Botswana, set a dominant pace with a time of 19.87 seconds. Mumenthaler, who had previously earned bronze at the European Championships, struggled to keep up with the top contenders. Dominic Lobalu competed in the 5000-meter race shortly after securing silver at the 10,000-meter event in Birmingham. Lobalu maintained a strong position throughout the race but could not match the pace of the leading runners during the final lap. He finished eighth in a time of 13:00.73 minutes, while Birhanu Balew of Ethiopia emerged victorious. Jason Joseph, the European champion in the 110-meter hurdles, managed to secure third place despite a slow start. His time of 13.29 seconds saw him overcome challenges posed by World纪录holder Ja'Kobe Tharp, who stumbled during the race. Jamal Britt of the United States won the event with a strong performance. The Swiss women’s 4x100-meter relay team fielded a different lineup compared to their European Championship squad in Birmingham. They still managed to achieve a solid result, finishing with a time of 42.91 seconds, which was faster than their previous performance. They placed ahead of the second Swiss team, which took third place. Fabienne Hoenke, who had placed fourth at the European Championships in Birmingham, finished fifth in Lausanne with a time of 22.83 seconds over 200 meters. Léonie Pointet followed closely behind, taking sixth place. In the women’s javelin throw, Leonie Hügli faced another setback following her disappointing performance at the European Championships. Her best attempt landed significantly short of expectations, adding to her difficulties in regaining form. The performances at the Athletissima meet highlighted both individual successes and areas needing improvement for Swiss athletes competing on the international stage.