Allyson Felix caps track career with 30th medal, bronze in world champs mixed relay

Allyson Felix capped her career with a 30th global outdoor championships medal, bronze in the mixed-gender 4x400m relay at the world championships on Friday in Eugene, Oregon.

“Really special. I felt a lot of love out there,” she said. “It met every expectation. It’s a night that I’ll really cherish.”

Felix, a 36-year-old who will retire after this season, contested what was expected to be her one and only race of worlds on the opening night of the 10-day meet. Read More

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