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11.08s! ⚡️🔥
🇨🇳 17-year-old sprint sensation Chen Yujie has broken her own Asian U20 record! 🚀
At the Chinese Athletics Championships in Quzhou, Zhejiang, Chen stormed to the women’s 100m title 🥇 with a stunning 11.08s performance.
@izhejiang @InZhejiang @WorldAthletics
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🥇🥈🥉HONOR’s humanoid robots swept the top 3 places in today's 2nd humanoid robots half-marathon in Beijing!
The champion “Flash” finished the 21 km race in just 50:26, smashing the men’s human half-marathon world record of 57:20.
Last year, in the first half-marathon, the champion's time was 2:40:42. In just one year, China’s humanoid robot has advanced at an incredible speed!
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Watch 400m World Champion Collen Kebinatshipi 🇧🇼 run a blazing PB of 9.89 (0.8) over 100m at the Botswana Athletics Championships!
The first man in the world under 10 seconds in 2026.
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東南アジア大会
ブーンソン🇹🇭 9秒94(+0.7)
19歳のブーンソンが東南アジア初の9秒台!従来の10秒06を大きく更新🆙
この記録はU20世界歴代4位タイ(アシンガの記録を除く)で、ワラザ🇿🇦と並びます。
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Chinese legendary sprinter Su Bingtian bade farewell to professional competition after he concluded his swansong in the 4x100m relay with Guangdong team at the National Games on Thursday in Guangzhou. (Photos: Cui Meng/GT)
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Chinese legendary sprinter Su Bingtian bade farewell to professional competition, concluding his swansong in the 4x100m relay with the Guangdong team at the National Games on Thursday in Guangzhou. He famously broke the 10-second barrier, becoming the first Asian runner to do so in the 100 meters, and set the Asian record of 9.83 seconds in the semifinal of the Tokyo Olympics in 2021.
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Men's 100-Meter Relay, the most eye-catching event at China's National Games, was held in Guangzhou on November 20. Led by Su Bingtian, holder of the Asian Record, Team Guangdong achieved the fourth place.
"Finally, I've come to a complete and satisfying end to my athletic career," Su said. "Ten years passed so quickly, but we've created so many stories during this decade. Throughout our athletic careers, we've left marks on our youth, and our stories will stay with our past forever. So I feel that everything was worth it, and there are no regrets."
"Also… I've truly run enough," he joked.
China’s sprinter legend Su Bingtian delivered his final performance at the 15th National Games and officially announced his retirement.

























