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Akani Simbine shares details about his 2025 form and why he looks unstoppable.
Akani Simbine has credited the buzz around his winning streak to a solid foundation from having a good campaign indoors.
Having anchored his nation to a relay silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and become the first South African man to win a World Indoor medal in March, Akani Simbine exudes a quiet confidence in his abilities.
The South African is in scintillating form this year after picking up a bronze medal in the 60m at the World Indoors in Nanjing and creating a slice of history for his country.
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That continued when he clocked 9.90 seconds in Botswana last month and became the first sprinter to run under the 10-second barrier in the 100m for 11 straight years.
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20:30 - 17.04.2025
‘That Was The Big Five!’ - Justin Gatlin on What Made Rivalry With Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell Special
Justin Gatlin has revealed the exact thing that made his rivary with the other members of the sprinting 'big five' - Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell, Yohan Blake and Tyson Gay - special.
His achievement broke all-time great Usain Bolt's record of 10 consecutive sub-10s seasons and brought Simbine a new moniker: the 'Sub-10 King'.
The season may still be in its infancy, but Simbine has triumphed in all three of his outings over 100m this year, including in the opening two Diamond League events in Xiamen and Keqiao.
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Benni McCarthy’s Harambee Stars Get High Praise from Nigeria Coach as He Identifies Where Rising Stars Failed
Nigeria Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle has opened up on what has impressed him about Harambee Stars while giving Rising Stars tips on how to improve.
Revealing the secret to his imperious form, the 31-year-old told the BBC: "We were using indoors more of training because there was a thing that we figured out I need to work on, that I can only work on when I am in a race," Simbine explained.
"Setting up myself for the indoors has put me in the position to run what I'm running now."
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Victor Wanyama’s future at Dunfermline Athletic has become clearer after the Scottish second division club made an update over their plans for him.
Simbine is the senior most member of South Africa's 4x100m relay team but is relishing his role as the older statesman. "I think it helps because I come with the experience of being in the circuit. If I say 'Guys, just calm down', the guys would take my word for it. They respect what I say and look up to what I say. So I think it does have benefit."
World Championships the ultimate goal
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Simbine will look to write more history in the World Championships later this year and will look to capitalise on his form to silence a stacked field that will have the likes of Olympic champion Noah Lyles and silver medallist Kishane Thompson.
Simbine will turn 32 on the final day of competition in Japan, but expects to continue lacing up his spikes for years to come.
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