Tokyo: Allyson Felix finished third in 400 meters Friday to win the 10th career medal and became the most decorated woman in the history of the Olympic song.
Felix is ​​35 years old, Stalwart Trek and American field, starts on the outer track and outperformed Stephanie Ann McPherson from Jamaica to take third place with 0.15 seconds.
Shaunae Miller-Uibo blew the field, winning 48.36 seconds to defend the Olympic title from Rio de Janeiro.
The 10th Olympic Medal Felix broke the tie with Jamaica Runner Merlene Otey, and matched Carl Lewis, who also won 10 medals and alone as athletes A.S.
the most decorated on the track.
Victory for Felix came almost three years after he helped pioneer conversations about the way women were treated on track, and sports in general.
He disconnected with Nike, who wrote in a reduction in women’s contracts if they were pregnant.
Felix has a princess in 2018.
Felix won a race wearing shoes designed for the company he created.
This is the first bronze medal from the Olympic career which stretched back to the 2004 Athens game.
Previously, he won six gold and three silver.
He can go for No.
11 If the US places it in the final 4×400 relay, which is set for Saturday night.