Hey sports fans, gear up for some exciting news! At the World Athletics Relays in Guangzhou, south China's Guangdong Province, our Chinese relay teams rocked the track and secured their spots for Tokyo 2025. 🏃♀️🏃♂️
In the 4x400m relay, athletes Liang Baotang, Mo Jiadie, Zhang Qining, and Liu Yinglan delivered a stellar performance by clocking a new national record of 3:13.39. Liang even ignited the race with an impressive first-leg time of 44.91 seconds, setting the pace for a thrilling finish that booked their place in Tokyo.
The excitement continued with the women's 4x100m relay. When Liang Xiaojing had to sit out due to injury, Zhu Junying stepped in seamlessly alongside Chen Yujie, Li Yuting, and Ge Manqi, crossing the finish line first with a season-best of 43.03 seconds. Not to be outdone, the men's 4x100m squad—featuring fresh faces like Shi Junhao and He Jinxian with Zeng Keli and Wang Shengjie—raced to a season-best of 38.03 seconds, sealing their Tokyo dreams.
This achievement is not only a win on the track but also a shining example of teamwork, resilience, and quick adaptation—values that resonate with young, dynamic sports enthusiasts across South and Southeast Asia. Keep your eyes peeled for more inspiring updates from the world of athletics! 🌟
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Chinese runners qualify for Tokyo 2025 in another three relay events
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