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First four Grand Slam Track champions crowned in Kingston

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April 07, 2025

Four champions - Matthew Hudson-Smith, Gabby Thomas, Kenny Bednarek and Diribe Welteji - were crowned on Saturday (5), the second evening of the Kingston Grand Slam Track leg in Jamaica.

First four Grand Slam Track champions crowned in Kingston

Kenny Bednarek, having conquered the 100m field the previous evening, was more at ease competing in his specialty, the 200m, in the 'short sprint' category. The two-time Olympic silver medallist ran a blinding curve, which gave him a comfortable lead entering the straight. He pulled away even further to burst the tape in 20.07 (+0.2m/s). Britain's Zharnel Hughes was runner-up in a season's best of 20.37, which saw him finish second overall in the men's short sprint category.

Great Britain's Hudson-Smith ran a storming home straight to overhaul Trinidadian Jereem Richards a few metres from the finish line to take the 200m in the men's 'long sprint' category and US$100,000 prize money in 20.77 (-3.3m/s).

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