US EditionThe 'Last Hurray' Begins: Olympic legend Fraser-Pryce storms to impressive sub-11s time for first official win of the season
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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce under 11 seconds for his 100-m re-entry, Julien Alfred impressive over 200 m
The American night gave birth to an excellent re-entry of the 100m Olympic champion Julien Alfred over 200 m in 21'88 in Gainesville, Florida. Worn by the wind (+ 3.1 m/s), Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce closed his 100 m in 10'94 in Kingston.
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The 'Last Hurray' Begins: Olympic legend Fraser-Pryce storms to impressive sub-11s time for first official win of the season
In her first official race to kick off the last season of her legendary career, eight-time Olympic medallist Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce blazed to an impressive win at the Velocity Fest 17 in Kingston.
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