Australia’s teenager says the blond will come out in Tokyo in the 200 m semi-finals.
Solid rather than spectacular. Getting the case, not to solve the world. On Wednesday evening, the glandal gland has not played a leading role in the world championships in the world championships (September 17) on Wednesday (September 17).
The safe transition to semi-finished products was this 17-year-old old priority that the world believed in her fast feet, and she was properly surrendered to 20:23 (-0.1).
Fine art did not have the best beginning, a fact that he freely accepted, but he ended in a strong, not laughing in front of him, who exceeded the fastest.
The next next Australian test will now appear on Thursday evening, race he considers “free hit”. For the first time in the 20th moment, the national record of 20.02, the main goal of this Tokyo’s trip.
“This is a memorable experience, and I can’t wait for the semifinals,” he said. “After competing at the fruit level, the feeling is so different, it’s crazy. The field is insane. I have to go out there and prove.
“It is the goal – to be 20th.
Referring to his presentation, the belt added:
Fine art is received many advice from the world champion and its Adidas StableMate Noah Lyles. The American was one of the five athletes running for up to 20 seconds, because 19.99 ended the fifth fastest by 19.99, Britain’s slippery Hughes (20.07). Lyles’ US teammate and Olympic silver medalist Kenny Bedrareck clock (19,98), and Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo was the fastest at 20.18. The British Toby Harries, the seventh of 20.76 heat, did not pass.
The Americans were the fastest in the warming of women in 200 m, the world’s 100-melisa Jefferson-wood. Jamaican’s champion Chica Jackson, a total of 22.33, was followed by Marie-Jose Ta Lou-Smith (22:39) and the former British world champion Dina-Smith (22:40). His teammates, Amy Hunt (22.57) and Daryll Neita (22.59).
