Photos: Through Collin Reid’s Lens
Wayde van Niekerk celebrates with the South African flag after his victory in the men's 400m final at the 16thIAAF World Athletics Championships inside the London Olympic Stadium yesterday.
Athletics, Sports, World Championships 2013
August 8, 2017

Photos: Through Collin Reid’s Lens

Wayde van Niekerk celebrates with the South African flag after his victory in the men’s 400m final at the 16th IAAF World Athletics Championships inside the London Olympic Stadium yesterday.

Rhonda Whyte reacts at the end of her semi-final in the 400m hurdles yesterday. She was eveltually disqualified.

Conseslus Kipruto (right) reacts after crossing the finish line to win the men’s 3,000 metres steeplechase in 8.14:12 minutes ahead of Marocco’s Soufiane Elbakkali (left) in 8.14:49 minutes yesterday.

Ristananna Tracey looks on after winning her semi-final in the 400m hurdles yesterday.

Sashalee Forbes (right) of Jamaica runs to finish third in 23.26 seconds in her heat of the women’s 200m yesterday. At left is Australia’s Ella Nelson.

Jamaica’s Simone Facey (left) competes in the 200m heats where she ended second in 22.98 seconds behind Shaunae Miller-Uibo (right) who won in 22.69 seconds. At centre is Toea Wisil. (Photos: Collin Reid, Courtesy of Courts, Supreme Ventures and Jamaica Tourist Board)

Pierre-Ambroise Bosse (right) of France wins the men’s 800m final in 1.44.67 minutes ahead of Adam Kszczot (left) of Poland with 1.44.95 minutes and Kenya’s Kipyegon Bett (centre) in 1.45.21 minutes.

Rhonda Whyte reacts at the end of her semi-final in the 400m hurdles yesterday. She was eveltually disqualified.
Conseslus Kipruto (right) reacts after crossing the finish line to win the men’s 3,000 metres steeplechase in8.14:12 minutes ahead of Marocco’s Soufiane Elbakkali (left) in 8.14:49 minutes yesterday.
Sashalee Forbes (right) of Jamaica runs to finish third in 23.26 seconds in her heat of the women’s 200m yesterday. At left is Australia’s Ella Nelson.
Jamaica’s Simone Facey (left) competes in the 200m heats where she ended second in 22.98 seconds behind Shaunae Miller-Uibo (right) who won in 22.69 seconds. At centre is Toea Wisil. (Photos: Collin Reid, Courtesy of Courts, Supreme Ventures and Jamaica Tourist Board)
Ristananna Tracey looks on after winning her semi-final in the 400mhurdles yesterday.
Pierre-Ambroise Bosse (right) of France wins the men’s 800m final in 1.44.67 minutes ahead of Adam Kszczot (left) of Poland with 1.44.95 minutes and Kenya’s Kipyegon Bett (centre) in 1.45.21 minutes.

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