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Femke Mentions Sydney, Benjamin Challenges Noah
September 19, 2025 | Edition #250
👋 Hey, Speedster!
The World Championships has reached its last leg as Day 8 has commenced in Tokyo. But the chatter about everything that happened after Day 7 hasn’t ended yet. Here’s all that you need to know…
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Femke Bol Issues Bold Message to Sydney After Worlds Triumph |
Sydney didn't compete in the 400mH this year, yet Bol had something to say about her. |
If you happened to miss this race earlier today, here’s a recap. Noah Lyles just made history. He stormed to his fourth straight 200m world title in 19.52s, right here in Tokyo, the same stadium where he first made his Olympic debut. With this win, Noah now ties Usain Bolt for the most 200m world titles ever. Four in a row. Just legendary. Watch Noah’s run to defend his title below…
Noah Lyles 🇺🇸 wins GOLD in the men's 200m at the Tokyo 2025 World Championships in 19.52s!🥇
🥈 Kenny Bednarek 🇺🇸 19.58
🥉 Bryan Levell 🇯🇲 19.64
4. Letsile Tebogo 🇧🇼 19.65— Track & Field Gazette (@TrackGazette)
1:17 PM • Sep 19, 2025
Day 8’s morning session is now off the mark with the women’s 20km race walk final done and dusted. And Spain’s Maria Perez just made history. Fresh off her 35km race walk gold a week ago, she struck gold again in 1:25:54. That makes her the only woman to pull off the 20km–35km double twice, after Budapest. Plus, she joins legends like Carl Lewis, Usain Bolt, and Mo Farah on the list of those who have consecutive World doubles.
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