AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBudapest’s Athletics Spotlight: Armand “Mondo” Duplantis opened the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest with a faultless pole vault masterclass, clearing 6.20m in front of a sell-out 20,000 crowd after a late injury scare. Local Track Drama: Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen withdrew from Sunday’s 1,500m, saying he can’t race back-to-back after Achilles surgery, delaying the long-awaited Kerr showdown. Budapest 800m Stakes: Mark English won his men’s 800m semi in 1:43.74 to reach the final, while Canada’s Marco Arop finished sixth in his semi. Women’s 800m Prize Race: Audrey Werro beat Keely Hodgkinson in the women’s 800m, taking $150,000 in Budapest. Politics at Home: Hungary’s new PM Péter Magyar says the government will scrap Orban-era rules that effectively blocked same-sex couples from adopting. Judo in the Capital: The Hungary Grand Slam 2026 opened with a focus on the next generation, as Hungary’s judo legacy was celebrated across 67 countries.
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