Monaco: Five Things to Look Out For

Published by IAAF Diamond League on July 14, 2016

1. Head to head in the hurdles

Omar McLeod makes his first Diamond Race appearance since Shanghai in Monaco, and he will be looking to restore the convincing lead he held in early season. Since McLeod took two wins in the opening two meetings of the men's 110m hurdles Diamond Race, Orlando Ortega has drawn level on points with him with strong performances in June. Deadlocked on 20 points in the standings, the two go head to head at Herculis.