Patricia Siné Wins Gold in 200 Meters in Dakar 2026
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Dominican sprinter Patricia Siné married glory at the 4th Olympic Games of the Dakar Youth 2026 by winning the gold medal in the 200 flat meters, on the track of the Complexe Iba Mar Diop. Sine, who left from lane five, hung the golden press by stopping the chronometer in 23.35 seconds, establishing a new personal brand and leaving behind, in a tight closing, the representative of Antigua and Barbuda, Tyra Fenton, who crossed the finish in secon…
Dominican sprinter Patricia Siné won the gold medal in the 200 meters of athletics at the Olympic Games of the Dakar Youth 2026, after a spectacular definition by photo-finish in which she surpassed for just 0.01 seconds runner-up Tyra Fenton. After an arrival of heart attack that required resorting to photo-finish, Siné [...]
Dominican sprinter Patricia Siné won this Tuesday the gold medal in the 200-metre women's flats of the 4th Olympic Games of the Dakar Youth 2026, starring in an extraordinary performance that puts the tricolor flag back on... Read more › The entry Patricia Siné is bathed in gold in Dakar 2026 was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
Dominican sprinter Patricia Siné won the gold medal in the 200 flat meters of the 4th Olympic Games of the Dakar Youth 2026, after stopping the chronometer in 23.35 seconds, time with which she established a new personal brand. Milton Jerez
Dominican sprinter Patricia Sine married glory at the 4th Olympic Games of the Dakar Youth 2026 by winning the gold medal in the 200 flat meters, on the track of the Complexe Iba Mar Diop.Sine, who left from lane five, hung the golden press by stopping the chronometer in 23.35 seconds, establishing a new personal brand and leaving behind, in a tight closing, the representative of Antigua and Barbuda, Tyra Fenton, who crossed the finish in second…
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