WATCH: 22-Year-Old Abby Steiner Clocks Historic 100m and 200m Time Leaving Track Fraternity Shocked

Track and field competitions see many records broken and different stars coming to the forefront. Make a note of Abby Steiner; she is next! The talented sprinter from the University of Kentucky ran the fifth-fastest 100-meter dash in collegiate history. Moreover, she ran the fastest 200-meter sprint with a headwind of 1.7m/s in collegiate history.

Setting the fastest time in both the 100 and 200-meters, Steiner’s potential is through the roof. Her records are unique and she is the new kid on the block.

Abby Steiner sets the pace

She had a school-record run of 10.92 seconds and the second-fastest 200m in UKTF history with a time of 22.38. Significantly, there were strong headwinds of 5.6 m/s. The winds did not affect her strides, nevertheless. Steiner had the fastest time in NCAA this season with the strong winds on the track. Both these races were picture-perfect for the talented American. Especially, the 100-meters race where she came back to win the race.

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The talented superstar recovered from a poor start and rushed past her opponents to the finish line. One of her opponents was the silver medalist from the World Indoor 60-meter dash named Mikiah Brisco. Steiner’s top-end speed was on full display as she finished the line with a?Boltesque?finish. This was her first outdoor track performance with a time of sub 11 in the 100-meters, with no worries of high wind speed. Soon after her 100-meter dash, she returned after an hour for the 200-meters.

A prodigy

With a negative 5.6m/s, Steiner set a time of 22.38 seconds, even with that amount of wind speed. This is the third-fastest time for an athlete in the event this season. What’s more impressive is that it would be her wind-adjusted time, which comes up to 21.66 seconds. This time would also become the seventh-fastest time in the 200-meters of all time. That’s impressive. Florence Griffith-Joyner sets the pace with a?time?of 21.34 seconds and ranks at the top.

Back in February, she ran a time of 22.09 seconds, which made her the second-fastest 200m indoor athlete of all time. The talent of this athlete is off the charts. Her huge potential is a threat to most world-class sprinters. Watch out for Abby Steiner because she is raising eyebrows at the track and field events.

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