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Team USA delivered a moment for the record books, clocking a World U20 Record to win 4x100m gold at the World U20 Championships, capped by Tate Taylor's blistering anchor leg. Watch below 👇

In the aftermath of Tate Taylor's historic U20 three-peat, did you know he's only the first male to do that?

Germany's Grit Breuer (400m, 4×100m and 4×400m) pulled off the same feat all the way back in 1988, becoming the first female athlete to do it at the World Athletics U20 Championships.

That was decades before Taylor became the first man to do it in Oregon this year, and her feat was replicated by Imeobong Nse Uko (400m, 4×400m and mixed 4×400m) in 2021.

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