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Rohan Browning ends 17-year Olympics drought for Australia in men’s 100m sprint – Wide World of Sports
Breaks 17-year Olympics drought
At the Brisbane Track Classic, under a warm still night, the likes of which an athlete dreams about, generational history was made by a NSW runner named Rohan Browning.
The 23-year-old from the Shire in Sydney’s south stunned not just himself, his coach and the crowd on hand, but the entire athletics world when he ran the 100m in 10.05sec.
And here’s what that looks like.
– He qualified for the Tokyo Olympics
– His time is the fastest by an Aussie run while in Australia in history
– He is ranked…
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