Round-Up | Ingebrigtsen stirs the pot at Diamond League final, World Ultimate Championships lookahead
Podium AthleticsShow Notes
Hannah's back from holiday to join Rich with a review of the Diamond League final in Brussels, which featured a double top three finish for Amy Hunt - and Jakob Ingebrigtsen starting a row by calling his rivals 'cowards' for the way the 1500m was set-up.
We look back at some of the best moments, and look ahead to how they will impact the fist World Athletics Ultimate Championships in Budapest this weekend.
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Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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