On November 3, Beijing time, the World Athletics Federation announced the list of ten nominees for the best female athlete this year. Rojas, a Venezuelan super genius who is 1.92 meters tall, was on the list. At the beginning of the year, Rojas broke the women's triple jump indoor world record with 15.43 meters, and will compete with Gidi and others, who also set the world record of their respective projects, for the final ownership of the honor of the beautiful woman.
Tenth Bohr Dutch
The 20-year-old Dutch beauty star Bohr remained unbeaten in six 400-meter hurricanes and ran the best season in the world of 53.79 seconds.
ninth Hassan Netherlands
27-year-old Dutch long-distance running superstar Hassan set a world record of 18,930 meters in one hour. Last month, he broke the European record with a good time of 29 minutes, 36 seconds and 67 in the famous city of Hengero last month, ranking fourth in history.
8th Gidi Ethiopia
Ethiopia 22-year-old new long-distance running queen Gidi ran 14 minutes 06 seconds 62 in the Valencia track and field race in October, breaking the women's 5,000-meter world record set by compatriot Tirunes Dibaba twelve years ago.
7 Jep Chercher Kenya
27-year-old star Jep Chercher won the championship with a time of 1 hour 05 minutes and 16 seconds at the World Half Marathon not long ago, breaking the world record for the pure women's half marathon for the second time this year.
6th Jeepyege Kenya
26-year-old middle-aged running star Jeepyege won five victories this year, creating the world's best results in the women's 800 meters (1 minute 57 seconds 68) and 1000 meters (2 minutes 29 seconds 15).
Fifth Laura Muir UK
27-year-old British middle school runner Laura Muir won the championship in the Berlin Tour and created the world's first record for the women's 1500m this year with 3 minutes 57 seconds 40.
Fourth Obiri Kenya
Rio Olympic 5000m silver medalist and 31-year-old veteran Obili won the women's 3000m competition in the Doha Diamond League, running 8 minutes 22 seconds 54, setting the best in the world this year.
3 Rojas Venezuela
25-year-old Venezuelan star Rojas set a women's triple jump indoor world record with a good score of 15 meters 43 at the beginning of the year. Last year, Rojas jumped out of 15 meters 41 outdoor second best score to win gold, only 9 centimeters away from the world record that he had been sleeping for 25 years. Rojas is eager to become the first female athlete in history to jump 16 meters.
second Thompson Jamaica
Rio Olympics 100m 200m double gold medalist Thompson maintained a good form this year, remained unbeaten in 7 100m games, and created the world's best result this year with 10.85 seconds.
First Yeshanne Ethiopia
In February, the UAE Ras Al Khaimah half-marathon competition, 29-year-old veteran Yeshanne defeated the Malaysian world record holder Kosge and set the women's half-marathon world record with a time of 1 hour 04 minutes and 31 seconds, but he performed poorly in the Half Marathon World Championships (pure women) and won fifth place with only 1 hour 05 minutes and 41 seconds.
