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Allyson Felix has few races left in her career, which makes her appearance at Thursday’s Diamond League stop in Rome, likely her last career race on that circuit, all the more special.
Allyson Felix has few races left in her career, which makes her appearance at Thursday’s Diamond League stop in Rome all the more special.
El prestigioso Premio Princesa de los Deportes 2022 ya conoce su ganador: la Fundación y Equipo Olímpico de Refugiados. tras las deliberaciones en Oviedo del jurado integrado, entre otros, por el exatleta Abel Antón (presidente), la exregatista Theresa Zabell (secretaria), Alejandro Blanco, presidente del Comité Olímpico Español; Miguel Carballeda, presidente del Comité Paralímpico; Vicente del Bosque; exseleccionador de fútbol; Vicente Jiménez, director de AS; la alpinista Edurne Pasabán o el campeón paralímpico Alberto Suárez Laso.
Elaine Thompson-Herah, Max Verstappen and Tom Brady scooped the biggest prizes at the Laureus World Sports Awards. Sprint sensation Thompson-Herah was named World Sportswoman of the Year in Sunday’s unveiling, with F1 world champion Max Verstappen winning the men’s equivalent. Brady won the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Allyson Felix confirmed on Wednesday that she will compete during the 2022 track and field season, and then retire.
Allyson Felix, the most decorated female track and field Olympian of all time, will retire at the end of the season. The American has won 11 Olympic medals in a glittering career, including seven gold, and 13 world titles. Ad/> The 36-year-old said she would say goodbye to the sport «with one last run».
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Allyson Felix, one of the most successful athletes in Olympic history, has announced that she will retire from athletics at the end of the 2022 season.