Steven Gardiner Switches to 400m Event at Miramar Invitational

Anthony Foster
By Anthony Foster 2 Min Read
Steven Gardiner is an Olympic champion sprinter from the Bahamas. He is known for his prowess in the 400 meters event and has achieved notable success on the international stage, including winning the gold medal in the men's 400 meters at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and Doha 2019 World Championships.

MIRAMAR (USA): The Miramar Invitational (WACT Silver) this Saturday (8 April) will see Olympic gold medalist Steven Gardiner switch from the 200m to the 400m event. Gardiner’s move comes as a surprise to many, but it will be interesting to see how he performs in the race.

Meanwhile, Jamaica’s world 100m finalist, Oblique Seville, is set to open his international season at the same event. Seville has only competed in Jamaica so far this season and is eager to run faster than his personal best of 9.86 seconds.

Seville will headline heat 1 in Miramar with Ronnie Baker and Jerome Blake, while Aaron Brown and Ackeem Blake will feature in heat two. Heat three will see Kyree King and Emmanuel Matadi in action. ALSO READ: Jamaican Sprinter Oblique Seville Leads Strong Jamaican Contingent at Miramar Invitational

In other events, Jamaican Danniel Thomas-Dodd is the favorite to win the women’s shot put, while former world champion Tajay Gayle will compete in the men’s long jump. Akela Jones from Barbados, Nigerian Ruth Osoro, Taliyah Brooks, and Jamaican Chanice Porter are among the top contenders in the women’s long jump.

ALSO READ: Shericka Jackson to Compete in Women’s 400m at Miramar Invitational

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