Devynne Charlton kindly gave her name bib and Bahamian team singlet from the Glasgow World Athletics Indoor Championships to the Museum of World Athletics (MOWA) as a sincere homage to the World Athletics Relays Bahamas 24.
There, she won her first international championship and broke the world record for the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 7.65 seconds. Because of Charlton, her incredible accomplishments will live on and inspire athletes everywhere in the future.
Even at the age of 28, Charlton is already making waves in the athletics world. In Glasgow, she won the 60-meter hurdles final once more. She left her rivals, including the current French champion Cyrena Samba-Mayela, in the dust after her incredible performance in New York.
With this victory, she redeems her silver medal from Belgrade two years earlier, establishing her as a formidable force on the track.
Devynne Charlton’s donation
“During a memorable nighttime session, Charlton set two world records, one of which was his nearly flawless final in Glasgow.
“I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Charlton on behalf of the Museum of World Athletics for her kind donation, which wonderfully captures her remarkable indoor season” Coe quoted to jamacia gleaner.
The Heritage Collection at the Museum of global Athletics will house Charlton’s winning World Athletics Indoor Championships outfit in addition to that of two previous global indoor 60-meter hurdles champions.
Olympic winners Gail Devers of the United States and Sally Pearson of Australia, who won in Birmingham in 2003 and Istanbul in 2004, respectively, are among them. Their combined legacy represents the height of athletic achievement and serves as an inspiration for future generations.
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