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Yassine Hssine continues his record-breaking summer, clocking a championship record to qualify for the men's 200m final at the Mediterranean Games, his latest statement after lowering Morocco's national mark five times already this season. Watch below 👇

On this day in 1960, Wilma Rudolph storms to Olympic gold in the 100m in Rome, clocking 11.0 to beat Britain's Dorothy Hyman by three tenths and Italy's Giuseppina Leone for bronze. It's the first leg of a historic triple as she would go on to win the 200m and anchor the 4x100m relay. 

It made her the first American woman ever to win three track-and-field golds at a single Olympics. The victory caps an improbable journey for a woman who wore a leg brace as a child after contracting polio.

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