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Sydney and Team in Serious Trouble
September 25, 2025 | Edition #257
👋 Hey, Speedster!
The Tokyo World Athletics Championships may be over, but the rush in the track and field community has far from dulled. And how could it when Sebastian Cole is sparking controversy, or Oblique going at it with Noah? Updates on those and more today…
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WA President Offers No Solution for Sydney and Others’ Struggles |
The track world faces uncertainty as athletes like Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone continue to suffer in the absence of higher authorities' help. |
As you read above, Sebastian Coe is disappointed by the lack of action to address the issues caused by the climate challenge. So tell us,
Do You Think Sydney and the Others Deserve Better Help? |
A world record was set on the track right after the Tokyo World Athletics Championships, and this time by a Japanese man. Ryusei Yonee broke the record for the fastest 100-meter run on all fours, beating American Collin McClure’s 2022 time of 15.66 seconds. So why did he do it? Well, Yonee wanted to become the fastest human on all fours. And to prepare, he studied how animals like dogs, cats, and monkeys run, then trained on sand before taking it to the track. And just look at how brilliantly he executed it…
Earlier today in Yonago, Japan, Ryusei Yonee claimed the record for the fastest 100 metres runnings on all fours with a time of 14.55 seconds 🏃♂️
@GWRJapan
— Guinness World Records (@GWR)
9:52 AM • Sep 24, 2025
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