Emmanuel Wanyonyi 800m
Emmanuel Wanyonyi 800m

Emmanuel Wanyonyi 800m

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Emmanuel Wanyonyi of Kenya claimed gold in the men's 800m at the Paris 2024 Olympics, finishing in a personal best time of 1:41.19, making him the youngest-ever Olympic champion in this event and the third-fastest man in history. He narrowly defeated Canada's Marco Arop, who set a North American record with a time of 1:41.20, while Algeria's Djamel Sedjati, the pre-race favorite, took bronze in 1:41.50. Wanyonyi's victory marks Kenya's fifth consecutive Olympic title in the 800m. The race saw all eight competitors finish under 1:44, showcasing a remarkable display of speed. Wanyonyi's triumph follows a strong season, including a notable win at the Kenyan Olympic trials and a second-place finish at the Paris Diamond League. His performance solidifies his status as a rising star in athletics.

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