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Jakob Ingebrigtsen He opened on his failure to win the 1500m male final in the Paris Olympics, admitting he was wrong.
Ingebrigtsen, 24, He won 5000m gold on games but missed a medal in defending the crown 1500m as a Cole Hocker, Josh Kerr and whites vulnerable He broke next to him in the home straight.
Norwegian, who is preparing for a competition over 1500m and 3000m in Apeldoorne this week at the European Championships in the athletics, says the first round led so hard that “impossible” to win the race. But he insisted that he would not change the way he approaches such races.
“I tried to win and that’s my way of winning”, ” Ingebrigtsen said Telegraph. “I have never actually dipped in my life for a line.
“The mistake went out too fast. It is kindly impossible to have a 54-second opening from standing starts, and not fighting too fast, but I still saw a gap with 700 to go to the victory.”
Ingebrigtsen Rivalrrly with Kerr dominated the accumulations to the finals, so much that Hocker pulled out something surprise, but he insisted that the Spaniards were not distraction.
“I don’t know why he’s so interested in me, but I guess it’s because I’m here to win,” said IngeBrigtsen for Kerr, who will not compete in European indoors.
“I respect my competitions and opponents, but they are. If I can do what I am able to do and try to focus on your belongings and do it as good as I can, I’m irrelevant to what I stand by. I’m on my mission.”
IngeBrigtsen starts his quest in 1500m with heat because they would be held at the first evening session of the championship 6. March. The event could be demonstrated by the final in Istanbul two years ago with the British Neil Gourley and French Azeddine Habz – Silver and Bronze Medals – also in the list of entries.