World Champs Picture page – August 8, 2017
Shericka Jackson (left) cooling off after her semi-final run in the 400m yesterday at the WorldChampionships in London. Sitting close by are Americans Quantera Hayes (centre) and Allyson Felix
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August 7, 2017

World Champs Picture page – August 8, 2017

Chrisann Gordon takes time to check the results board after competing in the 400m. Next to Gordon is Botswana’s Amantle Montsho.

Leah Nugent goes around the bend in the 400m hurdles yesterday at the World Championships in

London. Next to Nugent is Lauren Wells of Australia.

Hero the Hedgehog, the official mascot of the London World Championship,s having fun in-between the races yesterday.

Shericka Jackson (left) cooling off after her semi-final run in the 400m yesterday at the World

Championships in London. Sitting close by are Americans Quantera Hayes (centre) and Allyson Felix.

Warren Weir running during his heat of the 200m yesterday at the London World Championships. Weir failed to qualify for the next round. (Photos: Collin Reid courtesy of Courts, Supreme Ventures, Jamaica Tourist Board)

Chrisann Gordontakes time to checkthe results boardafter competingin the 400m.Next to Gordonis Botswana’sAmantle Montsho.
Hero the Hedgehog, the official mascot of the London WorldChampionship,s having fun in-between the races yesterday.
Leah Nugent goes around the bend in the 400m hurdles yesterday at the World Championships inLondon. Next to Nugent is Lauren Wells of Australia.
Warren Weir runningduring his heat of the 200myesterday at the London WorldChampionships. Weir failedto qualify for the next round.(Photos: Collin Reid courtesyof Courts, Supreme Ventures,Jamaica Tourist Board)

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