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Cooper Lutkenhaus, US High Schooler, Wins 800m World Championship
First article: 22 mar. 2026, 22:08
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Cooper Lutkenhaus, a high school athlete from the United States, achieved a remarkable victory by winning the 800m race at the World Championship. This win makes him the youngest ever indoor world champion in the event. His unexpected triumph has garnered significant attention and praise within the athletic community and beyond.Articles about this topic
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US high school student Cooper Lutkenhaus wins 800m to become youngest ever indoor world champion
17-year-old took time off high school to win goldBeats Belgium’s Eliott Crestan by 0.14 secondsUS teenager Cooper Lutkenhaus made history on Sunday when he won gold in the 800m to becomes the youngest ever champion at the world indoor athletics championship.The 17-year-old, who took time off from his classes at Northwest High School in Texas to compete at the championships, won gold with a time of 1min, 44.24sec, 0.14 seconds ahead of Belgium’s Eliott Crestan. Mohamed Attaoui of Spain won bronze
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