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Reece Prescod and Daryll Neita were in exceptional form at the ISTAF Indoor Meet in Berlin, taking victories in the 60m in dominant fashion.
Reece Prescod won the men's 60m final at the ISTAF in Berlin, clocking a blazing Personal Best (PB) of 6.49s, going equal fifth on the UK all-time rankings with Colin Jackson and Richard Kilty.
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The time is a joint world lead, a Meeting Record (MR), and the fastest by a British runner in recent years.
Homeboy Joshua Hartmann also sped to a PB of 6.53s to take second, ahead of his countryman Julian Wagner with 6.56s.
Meanwhile, Daryll Neita was also in superb form in the women's 60m, dropping a blistering PB of 7.05s to take the needed victory. Her time is just one-hundredth of a second off Dina Asher-Smith's UK record of 7.04s.
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Neita defeated Tristan Evelyn, who ran a Barbadian National Record of 7.14s, while homegirl Gina Luckenkemper settled for third in a Season's Best (SB) of 7.16s.
In the women's 60m Hurdles, Brittany Anderson was back to winning ways taking control of the event in a time of 7.85s. Australia's Michelle Jenneke clocked a massive PB of 7.89s for second, and Natalie Christofi was third in 8.01s.
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Great Britain's David King won the men's race in an SB time of 7.63s, ahead of Jamaica's Damion Thomas in 6.65s.
Unstoppable Duplantis soars over 6m again!
World Record (WR) holder in the men's Pole Vault, Mondo Duplantis, soared over the 6.00m mark again to win the event.
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Duplantis cleared 6.06m - a new MR, far ahead of EJ Obiena with a clearance of 5.82m and Kurtis Marschall with the same height, but the former won on countback.
Though the WR holder fell short of his opening height of 6.10m last week, it doesn't change the fact that the Swedish icon may attempt going for a new WR of over 6.20m as the season progresses.
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