How powerful is Wu Yanni's 12.86 seconds? The first person in Asia this season.
On May 12, the World Athletics Federation Continental Tour Osaka Station was held, and Wu Yanni came from behind in the women's 100m hurdles final, tying the meeting record with a time of 12.86 seconds and successfully winning the championship. With a time of 12.86 seconds, he is the first Asian person in this season. He surpassed India's Jyothi YARRAJI's 12.87 seconds and Lin Yuwei's 12.97 seconds.
Looking at the world athletics range, the time of 12.86 seconds is tied for 62nd, and if you look at the athlete rankings, you can rank 32nd.
If she can run like this at the Paris Olympics, Wu Yanni will most likely make it to the semi-finals, but if she wants to qualify for the final, she will need to continue to work hard to improve.
