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TOKYO :The United States powered to their seventh successive victory in the women’s 4x400m relay on Saturday as Allyson Felix won gold in the event for the fourth time to extend her Olympic medal haul to a remarkable 11.Poland continued their impressive relay run in Tokyo, having won the inaugural 4x400 mix

TOKYO :The United States powered to their seventh successive victory in the women’s 4x400m relay on Saturday as Allyson Felix won gold in the event for the fourth time to extend her Olympic medal haul to a remarkable 11.

The U.S. could probably have fielded three teams and swept the podium such is their strength over the distance but their"first team" was dripping with quality. As expected, it was an unstoppable combination as their time of 3:16.85 brought them home almost four seconds ahead of the Poles, whose 3:20.53 was a national record.

 

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