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French runner throws down shocking 1,500m record at Paris Diamond League - Canadian Running Magazine

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France's Azeddine Habz won the men's 1,500m in 3:27.49—the sixth-fastest time in history The post French runner throws down shocking 1,500m record at Paris Diamond League appeared first on Canadian Running Magazine.
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On Friday, the tricolor half-founder dropped the old 1500m French record, whose previous record was held by Mehdi Baala since 2003.

Azzedine Habz hit hard this Friday at the Stade Charléty. Engaged on the 1500m of the Paris Meeting, the French stage of the Ligue de Diamant circuit, the native of Oulad Nacer has erased the reference on the distance of a legend of French athletics. Indeed, the member of the Val d'Europe Athleticism beat by almost a second and a half the French record held by Mehdi Baala since September 2003 after a race led on a big pace during which he almost…

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Only a few days after being dispossessed of the French record hopes by his young successor at the stadium of Hautepierre, Anas Lagtiy-Chaoudar (33)58, the Strasbourger Mehdi Baala also saw his legendary French record of the 1500 m in all categories, this Friday evening at the meeting Ligue de diamond de Paris.

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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Friday, June 20, 2025.
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