Melina Robert-Michon hoped for a better evening at the Montreuil meeting (Seine-Saint-Denis) on Thursday. With a discus throw of 61.21m, the Iseroise was fifth in the competition.
This performance is still better than the 59.96 m he achieved on his return to Birmingham (United Kingdom) on April 21. However, his performance is still lower than that of the minima at the world championships Eugene (United States), 63.50m.
Melina Robert-Michon stated that she was frustrated by the performance and couldn't transform her energy into a result. It's getting better, the mark is falling into place. But that's not what my goal was. I checked Montreuil to ensure it passed the minima for Worlds (63.50m) and had prepared the meeting in this way.
On June 16, she will be back in competition in Oslo. She will then continue with the Charlety meeting in June 18 and the French championships at Caen in June 24-26.
