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The Women's 200m | Gabby Thomas DOMINATES Miami… But Was SHOCKED by Kambundji in Eugene

The Women's 200m | Gabby Thomas DOMINATES Miami… But Was SHOCKED by Kambundji in Eugene The women’s 200 meters across two major meets — the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene and the Grand Slam Track event in Miami — told a fascinating story about power shifts, form timing, and the thin margins that separate dominance from defeat at the elite level of sprinting. At Eugene, the Prefontaine Classic became a stage for symbolism as much as speed. The field featured legends and leaders of different eras: Allison Felix, running perhaps one of her final races on the track where she once set her personal best; Dina Asher-Smith, eager to reclaim her world-champion authority after an injury-interrupted Olympic season; and Gabby Thomas, the face of the new American sprint generation, confident on home soil. Expectations leaned heavily toward the established stars — yet the race unfolded in a very different direction.