Sweden has great talent in the middle distance.
Jonathan Grahn made a big impression in the 1,500 meters in Sätrahallen when he came third after an impressive finish.
The time 3.40.55 is a smashing of the Swedish junior record.
It was Grahn himself who had it before, but then three seconds slower.
- It feels good to do it.
Above all because it was the first real race, I am very happy with that, says Grahn.
The time is also clearly the fastest in the world this winter among juniors.
Over four seconds faster than runner-up Pavel Vinduska from the Czech Republic.
- What a man of the future in Swedish athletics, says SVT's commentator Niklas Nord.
The Swedish talent's big goal this summer is the U20 EC.
- With more races in my body, I can run even a little faster.
If I get good training and everything, I aim for a gold, he says.
Frenchman Azedinne Habz won the race in a time of 3.38.93.
Kenyan Vincent Keter came second.
Kalle Berglund has the Swedish indoor record of 3.36.63.