
'0.01 away from a medal': Kiwi sprint star Zoe Hobbs makes first global final
Zoe Hobbs has had a day to remember.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
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Before the meet, it was 'looking like a disaster'.
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Plenty of athletes did not step on the podium but reached a final or set new PBs.
Once the Hawke’s Bay teen started running, he never looked back.
“It’s a different mindset for me. I have tunnel vision into the Olympic window."
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'Someone or some people are willing to sabotage a kids’ event to hurt kids.'
'My finish time was a bit quicker than I’d expected.'
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It follows the Kiwi's career-best Diamond League fourth placing and Olympic qualification.
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“It was cool for them to meet a legend."
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