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Dina Asher-Smith ran the second fastest 100m in her career as she made an electric return to her best in Eugene. The Briton has had a mixed season so far but her time of 10.84 sec, just 0.01 off her national record, ensured she qualified fastest for Sunday evening’s semi-finals.
Abby Steiner has already enjoyed a whirlwind year ahead of her debut in the World Track & Field Championships next week in Eugene, Oregon.
Olympic 200m champion Andre De Grasse of Canada might not race the event at the world championships that start next week after a recent COVID-19 bout.
Christine Mboma, the Olympic 200m silver medalist from Namibia, will miss the world track and field championships that start in two weeks as she recovers from tearing a thigh muscle in her most recent race on May 7.
Dina Asher-Smith will launch the defence of her 200m title next month after Great Britain’s World Championships squad was announced.
Summing it up in one word, Shericka Jackson called it “magnificent” after she ran the third-fastest 200m in history, 21.55 seconds to win the Jamaican trials for the world championships in three weeks.
EUGENE, Oregon :World champion Noah Lyles reeled in Erriyon Knighton to win the men's 200 metres in 19.67 seconds at the U.S. championships on Sunday, while national collegiate champion Abby Steiner showed no signs of burnout by dominating the women's race.
