IAAF Diamond League Lausanne 30th June

Read all about the meeting here;
http://www.iaaf.org/competitions/dlm/news/newsid=60341.html

Rudisha’s return could be the highlight of the meeting, a low 1.43 would be most welcome.

Does anyone know if this will be on the BBC red button?

http://www.diamondleague-lausanne.com/en/Home/

Full tv timetable;

http://www.diamondleague-london.com/News/NewsArticles/News---050511/

DIAMOND LEAGUE - LAUSANNE
Thursday 30 June
BBC Three (1900-2100)

another real high quality field in the men's 400 hurdles, with Van Zyl, Culson, Clement, Jackson and Greene all going head to head. Let's hope Dai can get a win under his belt after two second place finishes in the previous meets.

I do wonder how long Van Zyl can hold this form, it is a major step up from last year and holding it until Deagu would be a fantastic feat.

Van Zyl always brings the best out of Greene, lets hope he pulls out another PB

I think a PB right now might be a big ask for Dai, he's quite a way off it so far this year isn't he? However a clocking of low or sub 48 secs would be great, and show that he's well on track for Daegu. The great thing for Dai is that he's beaten all his main competitors before, so mentally that must be a big bonus for him...

Really excited to see Dai competing against such good opposition, really hope he manages to get the win this time. Reckon that race will be one of the highlights of the meet!

I thiink it's great the level of quality that has been there for the 400 hurdles throughout these meets, they seem to constantly have at least 5 of the 6 guys who ran under 48 secs last year. Also looking forward to see if Lemaitre can carry on his recent form and really push Powell.

Mad for Chelsea wrote:I think a PB right now might be a big ask for Dai, he's quite a way off it so far this year isn't he? However a clocking of low or sub 48 secs would be great, and show that he's well on track for Daegu. The great thing for Dai is that he's beaten all his main competitors before, so mentally that must be a big bonus for him...

He has run 48.24 this year in the Diamond League already. I'm happy if he continues to run those sort of times - then hopefully he can break Akabusi's British record in Daegu which I'm certain would get him a medal.