Mondo Sportflex™ Super X 720 track in Chorzow’s Silesian Stadium again helped deliver a record-breaking afternoon of athletics at the Silesia Diamond League 2025 on Saturday 16 August.
After the fireworks 12 months ago when Mondo Duplantis and Jakob Ingebrigtsen broke world records, Faith Kipyegon almost followed in their footsteps when she clocked 8:07.04 for the 3000m, the second fastest time ever.
Mondo’s Sportflex™ Super X 720 athletics track is clearly a surface Kipyegon loves running on.
Stade Charlety in Paris has the same type of athletics track and was where the phenomenal Kenyan set world records over 1500m and 5000m and where she also returned to in June for her much-publicised attempt to become the first woman to run a sub-four minute mile.
Kipyegon has also won her three Olympic titles and three of her four world titles on Mondo tracks, as well as advertising her talent around the globe when she won the 2012 World U20 1500m title in Barcelona.
Her stunning performance in Silesia over seven-and-a-half laps of the track, which was a Diamond League and African area record, was only one of a series of highlights in Silesia.
Other highlights on the Silesian Stadium’s Mondo Sportflex Super X 720™ track included:
In addition, eight national records and 28 personal bests were set in Silesia on Mondo athletics track.
After seven 2025 Diamond League meetings in stadia with Mondo athletics tracks, the overall record count is: