Men's 800m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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22-year-old Donavan Brazier earned his first major 800m title in a time of 1:42.34 – breaking the 32-year-old Championship and 34-year-old United States records. He also became the first US 800m runner – male or female - to win the world title.

After the field had reached the bell in 48.96, led through by Puerto Rico’s habitual front-runner Wesley Vazquez, Brazier moved decisively to the front halfway down the back straight and simply maintained his form all the way to the line to confirm his status as the favourite in the event.

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generous of Vazquez to rabbit the field in the world final... and all of the diamond league races.

hassanigourna

3:20 I like how his fellow American smiles although he didn't win but his countryman won

ХареКришна-тг

Donavan Brazier is so lovable but this Bryce Hoppel is amazing... Hope to see these two compete head to head in the future.

ramirtorreces

Brazier looks very humble. I like this guy.

ramirtorreces

An olympic final with Rudisha, Amos and Brazier would certainly be entertaining...lets hope for 2021

Erik.B

Great race from Brazier, loved the kick from 300 meters.

kenm.

Hoppel closed really well for 4th!! Great race.

geogo

5:01 is where she somehow gets vazz-check out of Vazquez if you are wondering

rohanchivukula

How on earth does Jenny Meadows get “Vazz-check” out of Vazquez? So ridiculous when it’s such an easily pronounced and common Spanish name.

proachnd

You want to say the people in last are slow but they can all beat us by a minute

silaschildress

Brazier in lactic in the last 120m - still managing to move relatively fast !!

rascasse

Hoppel is so good as well in 4th place... so lovable American...

ramirtorreces

It's just crazy to me that these guys can run 23.5 in the first 200 meters, and it doesn't even feel that fast for them. I coach at a smaller high school in Wisconsin. And granted, yes it's only the small school division in a single high school state, but still- 23.5 in my area for a high school boy would almost get you to the State Meet...and these guys are just loping at 23.5 pace.

jakereuter

From his beast of a run when he was a freshman at Texas A&M, Brazier was destined for great things and what a time it came. Kudos to Hoppel for a brave 4th place finish, Murphy is the biggest choker there is.

rayj