Scottish runner Josh Kerr has broken Steve Cram’s record in a world leading run of three minutes 45.34 seconds at the Diamond League mile race.
The race, uin Eugene Oregon, saw Kerr in the highly anticipated showdown with Norwegian rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen.
Here pictured is the remarkable moment Kerr was victorious.
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1. Josh Kerr smashed Steve Cram's 39-year-old national record to claim victory in the mile race at the Diamond League meet in Eugene, Oregon.
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2. The Scottish runner won a highly-anticipated showdown with Norwegian rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen thanks to a remarkable, world-leading run of three minutes 45.34 seconds.
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3. Steve Cram had held the British record since 1985 with a time of three minutes 46.32 seconds.
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4. Olympic 1500m champion Ingebrigtsen, who was stunned by Kerr in that event at last year's World Championships in Budapest, finished second
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