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30 August 2023
In the men’s 400m first round, Richards won heat two in 46.69 seconds, with Mikhail Litvin of Kazakhstan next in 46.72 seconds and South Africa’s Zakhiti Nene third in 46.92. Richards and Litvin booked spots in the semi-final round later on Friday.
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Competing in the women’s 60m heats the 29-year-old Ahye who turns 30 on April 10
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Running out of lane six, Richards produced his best 400m indoor performance ever when he clocked a championship record and personal best time of 45 seconds flat.
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60-metre final on day one of the World Athletics Indoor Championships on Friday in Belgrade, Serbia.
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Richards nabbed gold with a championship record of 45.00 seconds to finish ahead of USA’s Trevor Bassitt, who copped silver with a 45.05-clocking and Sweden’s Carl Bengstrom, who completed a national indoor record of 45.33 for the bronze.
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I have to count myself among those who often hear about a track and field performance here, a medal (not gold) won there or a personal best achieved somewhere else and still it fails to register how much effort and dedication is required to remain consistently among the best in the world in a chosen field of endeavour for five or more years.
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The 26-year-old clocked 7.68 seconds for a sixth-place finish in the first heat of the semifinals. Walters qualified having finished among the top 24 athletes in the heats, where he ran 7.69 seconds to place third in his heat.
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Walcott launched the spear 84.68 metres to easily hold off silver medallist Curtis Thompson (76.68m) and bronze receiver Ethan Shalaway (75.06m). Janek Oiglane (67.04m) and Matt Cahoon (66.57m) rounded off the top five finishers.
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Among the athletes selected were Shakeem McKay, Aaron Antoine and Natasha Fox.
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“I’ll like to encourage people to support the sport more,” the World Athletics Indoor Championship men’s 400 metres gold medallist told the Express, “from the local level all the way to the top. We have a lot of talented athletes in Trinidad and Tobago and most people don’t know who they are until they win something. So please support and pay attention to local sport.”
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