Josh Kerr Sets Sights on 1,500m World Record After Mile Milestone
Josh Kerr, fresh from breaking the mile world record, now aims for the 1,500m record. Read the latest on his ambitious goals and athletic journey.
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Josh Kerr, the 2023 world champion, has declared his intention to break the 1,500-meter world record following his recent demolition of the mile record last weekend.
Kerr’s achievement in the mile event has positioned him as a formidable contender in middle-distance running. His next objective is to surpass the current 1,500-meter world record, a feat that would further cement his legacy in the sport.
“Breaking the mile record was a significant milestone, but I’m not stopping there. The 1,500 meters is the next challenge, — and I’m fully committed to achieving it,” Kerr stated.
The current 1,500-meter world record stands at 3:26.00, set by Hicham El Guerrouj in 1998. Kerr’s recent performance indicates he’s in prime condition to attempt this ambitious goal.
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Kerr’s training regimen — and upcoming competitions will be closely watched as he pursues this new record. His determination — and recent success make him a strong candidate to achieve another world record in the near future.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)


