Paralympic prodigy Antonio Flores continues to dominate in his field with another two national records in the T64 100m (12.70s) and 200m (25.40s). Flores was just 0.28 of a second away from qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics next year.

Daniel Saliba continues to best himself, this time breaking his third national record with a time of 15.3s in the high hurdles.

Other notable performances come from Jacob Elaida Chaffey who achieved a prolific sprint double in the 100m (10.74s) and 200m (22.15s) and  Carla Scicluna who outplayed her senior sprinters for the win in the 100m race. 

Championship records were achieved by Luca Martini in the hammer throw, the 4×100 men rush AC relay team and the 4×100 women Pembroke Athleta relay team.

“The future of athletics never looked so bright! Besides the overwhelming amount of positive results, I am proud to say we were able to turn a negative situation (no spectators) into a positive one by live streaming our event,” said Malta Amateur Athletic Association president Andy Grech.

“This brought together running enthusiasts from all over the world with our event being closely followed by a little over 5,000 online viewers over the weekend. This collective positive energy brought the best out of athletes, who never seemed as though they had the toughest year (mentally and physically) to date,” he said.

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