Grant Holloway set a new world record in the 60m hurdles at the US Indoor Championships in New Mexico, surpassing his own previous record by running 7.27 seconds in the heats. The Olympic silver medallist extended his remarkable winning streak in the event to 60 consecutive victories, spanning over a decade. Despite pulling out of the final, Holloway secured a spot in the USA team for the upcoming World Indoor Championships in Glasgow.
In the heats, Holloway demonstrated his exceptional form, breaking the world record with a time of 7.27 seconds. This achievement marked his 60th consecutive win in the 60m hurdles, showcasing his dominance in the event over the past ten years. The 26-year-old athlete expressed confidence in his performance, stating, "I knew it was going to be a good one after I got out of the blocks - 7.27 at a nice track is always a good thing."
Meanwhile, Tia Jones delivered an outstanding performance in the women's 60m hurdles, equaling the world record with a time of 7.67 in the heats. Jones went on to secure victory in the final, clocking 7.68. The US Indoor Championships witnessed remarkable achievements, setting the stage for both Holloway and Jones to make an impact on the international stage at the upcoming World Indoor Championships in March.
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