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Kerr working his way towards another gold in Tokyo
Coventry Telegraph
|September 16, 2025
JOSH Kerr is bracing for a “real battle” to defend his world 1500 metres title after qualifying second from his semifinal behind 20-year-old Dutch upstart Niels Laros.
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The Scot led for virtually all of the first heat in Tokyo but was beaten after a physical finish, which ended with Laros crossing three-hundredths-of-a-second quicker in three minutes 35.50 seconds.
Jake Wightman, the 2022 gold medallist, qualified from the same heat third in 3:35.56, and Neil Gourley scraped through the second semi in 3:36.93 to make it a trio of Scots in tomorrow's final, on a night at the Japan National Stadium that also saw Sweden's Mondo Duplantis set another new pole vault world record of 6.30 metres.
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