For many years now, track and field athletes have been impressing their fans all around the world with their impressive performances, back-to-back records and winning titles from various competitions.
These current women champions in the said field have undeniably shown how to be the greatest and strongest in their chosen sport by showcasing their inspiring perseverance and athleticism.
Sha’Carri Richardon (USA)
With an average time of 10.65 seconds, Sha’Carri Richardson was hailed as the world champion in women’s 100 meters at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest. Her endurance and determination have resulted in shaving 0.02 seconds off the previous best time, established by Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce the year before.
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (USA)
In all of American history, McLaughlin-Levrone has the second fastest time recorded, having 48.74 seconds on the scoreboard at the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Eugene.
Due to her dedication, she had beaten her personal best of 49.51 seconds. This was her fifth consecutive historic championship, having also set a world record in the 400-meter hurdles in the Tokyo Games and the Olympic Trials in 2021.
Kristin Pudenz (GER)
An exceptional performance was given by Kristin Pudenz when she placed second in the Discus throw at the European Championships in 2022 and the Tokyo Olympics last 2020.
Although she did not have a good result in the 2022 World Championship, she finished strong in 2023 by having the top three distances at the Silesia Diamond League. Her current best distance is 66.84km at Chorzow last June 2023.
With each passing track and field season, these empowered women never cease to enthrall spectators in their excellent feats. They are truly representations of strength and bravery in sports. These athletes remain committed in their chosen career to serve as inspirations for the next generations.
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