Grant Holloway won his maiden men's 110m Hurdle title in 13.10s

Reigning World Champion in the 110m Hurdles, USA’s Grant Holloway on Wednesday (February 24th), broke the Indoor World Record (WR) in the men’s 60m Hurdles while competing at the World Indoor Tour meeting in Madrid, Spain, storming to an incredible time of 7.29s!

The 23-year-old had earlier in the month raced to a Personal Best (PB) of 7.32s in Liévin, France, indicating that he was targeting Colin Jackson’s 27-year-old WR of 7.30s set in Sindelfingen, Germany.

At the meeting in Madrid, he first equalled his PB of 7.32s in the heats and was initially awarded the same time in the final, before the result was subsequently corrected to 7.29s.

Britain’s Andrew Pozzi finished 2nd in 7.51s.

*The record is subject to World Athletics’ usual ratification procedure

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Yemi Galadima is a Senior Sportswriter and Editor at Making of Champions. She has a bias for Athletics and was previously a Sports Reporter at the National Mirror, where she hosted a weekly column ‘On the Track with Yemi Olus’ for over two years. A self-acclaimed ‘athletics junkie’, she has covered national and international events live, such as the African Athletics Championships, African Games, Olympics and World Athletics Championships. She also freelances for World Athletics.

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