Romell Glave upset his Great Britain countryman and world and European indoor 60m champion Jeremiah Azu, as well as Jamaica’s world and Olympic 100m silver medalist Kishane Thompson, to win the men’s 60m at the BAUHAUS-galan Indoor 2026, a World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver meeting, in Stockholm on Thursday.
Glave, who entered that event as a podium contender, picked up a significant early-season victory by posting a new personal best of 6.51 seconds in the final to back up the 6.55 secs he clocked in the heats. Azu closed fast on his outside to secure second in 6.54, while Thompson, who was another strong top podium contender, had to settle for third in 6.56.
Meanwhile, Jamaica swept the women’s 60m, with Jonielle Smith winning with a time of 7.12 ahead of twins Tina and Tia Clayton, who were both timed at 7.14.
Birke Haylom of Ethiopia clocked 4:02.61 to set a world-leading time to win the women’s 1500m.
BAUHAUS-galan Indoor 2026 Results
Men’s 60 metres
Final
- Romell Glave (Great Britain) 6.51
- Jeremiah Azu (Great Britain) 6.54
- Kishane Thompson (Jamaica) 6.56
- Jody Smith (Great Britain) 6.58
- Ali Al Balushi (Oman) 6.60
- Samuele Ceccarelli (Italy) 6.61
- Rohan Watson (Jamaica) 6.64
- L.O. Johnson (United States) 6.65
Heat 1
- Jody Smith (Great Britain) 6.61
- Samuele Ceccarelli (Italy) 6.67
- Rohan Watson (Jamaica) 6.69
- Zion Eriksson (Sweden) 6.72
- Johan Sjölander (Sweden) 6.77
- Ján Volko (Slovakia) 6.82
Heat 2
- Romell Glave (Great Britain) 6.55
- Jeremiah Azu (Great Britain) 6.58
- Ali Al Balushi (Oman) 6.62
- L.O. Johnson (United States) 6.68
- Ippei Takeda (Japan) 6.76
- Simon Plesse (Sweden) 6.77
- Viktor Thor (Sweden) 6.79
- William Thor (Sweden) 6.85
Men’s 400 metres short track
Final 1
- Hamza Dair (Morocco) 47.85
- Kasper Kadestål (Sweden) 48.16
- Filip Herre (Sweden) 50.45
Final 2
- Carl Bengtström (Sweden) 46.45
- Chidi Okezie (Nigeria) 46.93
- Andreas Grimerud (Norway) 47.02
Men’s 1500 metres short track
Final
- Håkon Moe Berg (Norway) 3:34.32
- Mosisa Siyoum (Ethiopia) 3:39.54
- Arthur Gervais (France) 3:39.76
- Andreas Kramer (Sweden) 3:39.92
- Anicet Kozar (France) 3:40.07
- Craig Engels (United States) 3:41.79
- Kristoffer Sagli (Norway) 3:48.91
Giuseppe Gravante (Italy) DNF
Valentin Soca (Uruguay) DNF
Žan Rudolf (Slovenia) DNF
Men’s high jump
Final
- Jef Vermeiren (Belgium) 2.24
- Mateusz Kołodziejski (Poland) 2.20
- Melwin Lycke Holm (Sweden) 2.20
- Falk Wendrich (Germany) 2.18
- Erlend Bolstad Raa (Norway) 2.16
- Matyáš Čudlý (Czechia) 2.13
- Michalis Christofi (Cyprus) 2.09
- Daniel Kosonen (Finland) 2.05
Women’s 60 metres
Final
- Jonielle Smith (Jamaica) 7.12
- Tina Clayton (Jamaica) 7.14
- Tia Clayton (Jamaica) 7.14
- Julia Henriksson (Sweden) 7.31
- Chante Clinkscale (United States) 7.36
- Gloria Hooper (Italy) 7.39
- Nora Lindahl (Sweden) 7.40
- Arialis Gandulla (Portugal) 7.40
Heat 1
- Chante Clinkscale (United States) 7.34
- Arialis Gandulla (Portugal) 7.35
- Nora Lindahl (Sweden) 7.37
- Gaya Bertello (Italy) 7.46
- Delia Farajpour (Slovakia) 7.48
Heat 2
- Jonielle Smith (Jamaica) 7.17
- Julia Henriksson (Sweden) 7.29
- Gloria Hooper (Italy) 7.34
- Demi Van Den Wildenberg (Netherlands) 7.46
Magdalena Lindner (Austria) DQ
Women’s 400 metres short track
Final 1
- Clarissa Vianelli (Italy) 55.12
- Line Safaa Al-Saiddi (Norway) 55.32
Final 2
- Janka Molnár (Hungary) 54.38
- Moa Granat (Sweden) 54.83
- Laoura Zenegia (Greece) 56.37
Final 3
- Mette Baas (Finland) 52.57
- Bassant Hemida (Egypt) 53.26
- Anne Øi Danielsen (Norway) 56.22
Women’s 1500 metres short track
Final
- Birke Haylom (Ethiopia) 4:02.61
- Anne Gine Løvnes (Norway) 4:11.66
- Samrawit Mulugeta (Ethiopia) 4:11.99
- Julia Nielsen (Sweden) 4:12.18
- Carmen Cernjul (Sweden) 4:12.63
- Saga Provci (Sweden) 4:13.16
- Ageze Saida Tsehaye (Ethiopia) 4:13.29
Josefin Victoria Heier (Norway) DNF
Maja Sund (Sweden) DNF
Sylwana Gajda (Poland) DNF
Women’s pole vault
Final
- Hanga Klekner (Hungary) 4.52
- Kajsa Roth (Sweden) 4.27
- Saga Andersson (Finland) 4.27
- Kitty Friele Faye (Norway) 4.27
- Maryna Kylypko (Ukraine) 4.17
- Sandra Alvero (Sweden) 4.02
- Elina Lampela (Finland) 4.02
Women’s long jump
Final
- Ayla Hallberg Hossain (Sweden) 6.56
- Esraa Owis (Egypt) 6.49
- Milica Gardašević (Serbia) 6.48
- Tilde Johansson (Sweden) 6.29
- Filippa Fotopoulou (Cyprus) 6.20
- Emilia Sjöstrand (Sweden) 6.08
Diana Lesti (Hungary) NM
Women’s shot put
Final
- Danniel Thomas-Dodd (Jamaica) 19.00
- Fanny Roos (Sweden) 18.46
- Julia Ritter (Germany) 17.32
- Erna Sóley Gunnarsdóttir (Iceland) 16.98
- Vanessa Kamga (Sweden) 16.23
- Jonna Lundgren (Sweden) 15.28
- Victoria Wickman (Sweden) 15.15
