In the early morning of August 7, Beijing time, the Paris Olympic track and field event ended the women's 200-meter final, United States' Gabi Thomas won the championship in 21.83 seconds, winning the Olympic championship for the first time, counting the silver medal in the 4x100-meter relay and the bronze medal in the 200-meter relay at the last Olympics, Thomas collected all Olympic tricolor medals.
Alfred of Saint Lucia, who won the women's 100m championship in this Olympic Games, won the second place in 22.08 seconds, one gold and one silver in this Olympic Games, creating a new sports history for the motherland.
United States veteran Brittany Brown was third in 22.20 seconds. Brown finished second in the 200m at the World Championships in '19 and finally won a medal at the Olympics.
The wind speed was 0.6 meters per second, and the wind speed was a small headwind.
The competition at the corners is fierce, and you can't see the superiority. After turning to the straight, Thomas's advantage began to manifest, and in the seventh lane, she established an unstoppable advantage!
Alfred, next to Thomasde, was not in the upper position when he turned into the straight, but at this time, Alfred's ability exploded, and he continued to pass several teammates at the top of the middle lane to secure the second place before the finish. She slowed down before crossing the line, and winning a gold and a silver medal at the Olympics was a game-making sporting achievement for Saint Lucia.
In the end, Gabby Thomas won the championship in 21.83 seconds. Thomas graduated from Harvard University with an undergraduate study in neurobiology and global health. Last November, Thomas completed his master's degree in epidemiology at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston at the Austin Regional Campus.
Alfred was second in 22.08 seconds. Brittany Brown had the advantage against United Kingdom's double insurance pair of Nieta and Ash Smith, finishing third in 22.20 seconds. Ash Smith finished fourth and fifth in 22.22 seconds and Nieta in 22.23 seconds.