
France's Agathe Guillemot captured the women's world road mile crown in Copenhagen, overtaking frontrunner Freweyni Hailu with 150 meters to go. 35 to match her second-place finish from Riga three years earlier.
The triumph marked a turnaround for Guillemot following modest finishes earlier in the season, including fourth at the European Championships, sixth at the Diamond League Final, and eighth at the World Ultimate Championship. 98).
The men's mile followed a matching pattern across its 58-runner lineup, as Yared Nuguse established the early tempo from the start. However, Robert Farken matched Guillemot's tactical timing, pulling alongside Nuguse with roughly 150 meters remaining before edging ahead to seal the championship.
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