India’s Tejas Shisre set a men’s 60m hurdles National Record at the CMCM Luxembourg Indoor Meeting 2025.
He clocked 7.65 seconds in the preliminaries to surpass the previous National Record of 7.70 seconds set by Siddhanth Thingalaya and qualify for the final.
WATCH: Tejas Shisre Set Men’s 60m Hurdles National Record
His British coach James Hillier, the Athletics Director at Reliance Foundation acknowledged the performance, saying “This is also the joint fastest mark in Asia. A personal landmark for me as a coach. My 13th (hopefully not unlucky for me) senior Indian national record. Thanks as always to the incredible team of staff @rfyouthsports and other athletes in the group that keep pushing Tejas to improve”.
The 22-year-old finished fifth in the final by equalling the National Record with Polish athlete Jakub Szymanski taking first place with a time of 7.41 seconds.
Shirse also holds the National Record in the men’s 110m hurdles event which he set at the World Athletics Continental Tour (Challenger level) meeting in Jyvaskyla, Finland, last year. He clocked 13.41 seconds to win the final breaking the previous record of 13.48 seconds set by Thingalaya in 2017.
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