Last weekend, at the JAC Series Golden Southeast Classic held in Florida, USA, Chinese player Ge Manqi ran 10.94 seconds and won the women's 100m final. Wu Zhiqiang won the men's 100m final with a time of 10.26 seconds. .

The World Track and Field Championships are approaching day by day. Chinese track and field athletes who are training overseas are in good condition and have achieved good results. Last weekend, at the JAC Series Golden Southeast Classic held in Florida, USA, Chinese player Ge Manqi ran 10 seconds 94 (+4.1 m/s) and won the women's 100m final. Wu Zhiqiang won the women's 100m final with 10 seconds. Winning the men's 100m final with a time of 26 seconds (+1.8m/s).

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This competition is an open competition held by the local track and field club. The Chinese track and field team was invited to participate, with the purpose of using competition as a substitute for training. Chinese men's 100-meter champions Su Bingtian and Xie Zhenye originally planned to participate. However, before the game, Su Bingtian announced on his personal social platform that he would withdraw due to physical reasons, and Xie Zhenye also missed the game. Su Bingtian's delay in making his debut this season means that he is very likely to directly compete in next month's World Athletics Championships.

100 meters can reach the 11 second mark, which makes Ge Manqi very excited. She said that this was her second race this season. She ran 11.07 seconds in the preliminaries and 10.94 seconds in the finals. Although the wind was super fast, she really experienced the feeling of riding on a "Hot Wheels". Among other Chinese athletes participating in the women's 100-meter race, Wei Yongli ranked third in 11.33 seconds, Li He ranked fourth in 11.60 seconds, Lin Yuwei ranked fifth in 211.61 seconds, and Cai Yanting ranked sixth. The time was 11.77 seconds.

In addition to Gemanqi, the Chinese women's relay event and several male players also performed well. Wu Zhiqiang ran 10.26 seconds in the men's 100-meter final, ranking first among all contestants. This result was also his best personal result of the season.

Source: Beijing Evening News | Reporter Chen Jiakun

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