a month and a half before the olympics this summer, jamaica's two—time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce running 100m injust 10.63 seconds. ms fraser—pryce beat the 10.72 seconds run by sha'carri richardson earlier this year, and is second only to florence griffith—joyner who has held the world record since 1988. johanna gretschel is a sports journalist and long—distance runner herself and joins me now from texas. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ i. . programme. thank you so much for having _ programme. thank you so much for having me. _ programme. thank you so much for having me. this _ programme. thank you so much for having me. this seems - programme. thank you so much for having me. this seems like i for having me. this seems like a re for having me. this seems like a pretty significant _ a pretty significant achievement, what do you make of it? . , ':: of it? incredible, 10.63, we haven't seen _ of it? incredible, 10.63, we haven't seen a _ of it? incredible, 10.63, we haven't seen a time - of i

with six weeks to go before the olympics, jamaica's two—time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—prycenning 100 metres in 10.63 seconds. ms fraser—pryce beat the 10.72 seconds run by sha'carri richardson earlier this year, and is second only to florence griffith—joyner who has held the world record since 1988. johanna gretschel is a sports journalist in texas. she gave me her reaction. wow! incredible! imean, 10.63! you said it yourself —— we haven't seen a time like this in nearly 33 years and the fastest anyone has run this year is 10.72, so, i mean, to take the leading time down by that much is something definitely nobody saw coming and bodes really well. and, given her age, how unexpected is this? um, well, ok, shelly—ann's 3a years old, so obviously a little more advanced than your typical elite athlete but she is really part of a larger trend where we are seeing women not being able to continue their athletic careers into their late 30s. and something we have not mentioned yet but i'm sure we will get to, she also recently had a child just a couple of years ago and was already ab

jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce becomes the second—fastest woman in history with her 100m victory inof boos for the first cruise ship to leave venice since the pandemic started.

with just 1.5 months before the olympics this summer, jamaica's two—time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce00m injust 10.63 seconds. ms fraser—pryce beat the 10.72 seconds run by shacarri richardson earlier this year, and is second only to florence griffith—joyner who has held the world record since 1988. johanna gretschel is a sports journalist in texas and long—distance runner herself. she gave me her reaction to ms frances—pryce's feat. wow! incredible! 10.63, we have not been a time like this in 33 years and the fastest they have run this year the fastest is 10.7 to 30 take delaney time — leading time down by that much is something definitely no—one saw coming and bodes really well. , ., ., well. 6iven her age, how unexoected _ well. 6iven her age, how unexpected is _ well. 6iven her age, how unexpected is this? - well. 6iven her age, howl unexpected is this? well, well. 6iven her age, how- unexpected is this? well, 0k, she is 34 _ unexpected is this? well, 0k, she is 34 years _ unexpected is this? well, 0k, she is 34 years old, _ unexpected is this? well, 0k, she is 34 years old, so -

jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce becomes the second—fastest woman in history — with her 100m victoryewell — a chorus of boos for the first cruise ship to leave venice since the pandemic started.

jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce becomes the second—fastest woman in history with her 100m victory ine pandemic started.