The Paris Diamond League is the home of the world record as Yaroslava Mahuchikh broke the women's high jump world record from 1987 with a leap of 2.10 meters, Faith Kipyegon lowered her women's 1500 meters world record to 3:49.04, as Jess Hull ran an Aussie record of 3:50.83 and Laura Muir a British record of 3:53.79 NR.

The men's 800 was the deepest ever as Djamel Sedjati emerged victorious in a historic race, clocking 1:41.56, followed closely by Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Gabriel Tual, both achieving sub-1:42 times.

We break it all down.

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• Show notes:
• 0:00 Start - what a meet
• 05:08 Faith Kipyegon 3:49.04 World record, Jess Hull 3:50.83 NR, Laura Muir 3:53.79 NR.
• 11:52 What does it mean for event for Americans?
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• 18:59 Muir struggled at British Trials
• 20:59 World record in high jump by Yaroslava Mahuchikh
• 24:46 Deepest Men's 800 ever at Djamel Sedjati wo, Emmanuel Wanyonyi was 2nd and Gabriel Tual all 1:41
• 34:12 What about Arop?
• 37:33 Conspiracy theory of week- Paris is rigged
• 45:11 Other distance races

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