Even coming off the final turn, Ingebrigtsen was only 4th, but his final burst found no equal, his last 100 taking just 12.7. “Not even I believed it could happen coming here,” said Ingebrigtsen, who now has 7 European titles overall. I doubted myself every day coming into this and every minute leading up to the last lap today.” Netherlands led much of the race until Jæger, the 400 favorite, struck on the last curve. The final race of the night saw Britain’s Amy Hunt take the 100 gold in 11.00, after earlier leading the semis at 10.99.