Femke Bol's First Race Post-Olympics: A Return to the Hurdles

Thursday, 22 August 2024, 19:30

Femke Bol enters the spotlight again as she competes in her first race since the Olympics. The star athlete is back on track, ready to conquer the 400 meters hurdles at the Diamond League in Lausanne. Fans and supporters are eager to see her performance and how she rebounds after her Olympic journey.
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Femke Bol's First Race Post-Olympics: A Return to the Hurdles

Introduction to Femke Bol's Comeback

Amersfoort - Femke Bol runs on Thursday, August 22, her first race after the Paris Olympic Games. The winner of Olympic gold, silver, and bronze competes in the Diamond League of Lausanne on the 400 meters hurdles, where she has already won 21 consecutive races. Her last victory was in London, just before the Olympics. At the Paris Games, she secured gold with the mixed relay team in the 4x400 meters, silver with the women's relay team in the 4x400 meters, and bronze in the 400 meters hurdles. In the final of her favorite event, she was up against American star Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, who claimed gold with a world record of 50.37 seconds. Bol finished with bronze.

Other Dutch Olympians Competing

More Dutch Olympians are also participating in Lausanne. Nadine Visser, who finished fourth in the Olympic final, is set to run in the 100 meters hurdles. Stefan Nillessen will compete in the 1500 meters, where he finished ninth in the Olympic final. Jessica Schilder is participating in the shot put, an event in which she placed sixth at the Olympics.

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