Queenslander Lewis, 20, ran 11.08 (-0.8) to finish third in her star-stacked heat, won by defending World Champion Sha’Carri Richardson (USA) in 11.04s, with Jamaican Shericka Jackson second (11.04).
The many preparations for the artists are already being made with great meticulousness, the design of the Africa Mile on Himmelreichallee is being discussed in detail, and the first fan clubs have already registered for the Moo-Oh! fan project.
For around 25 years at least, no other organiser of a city marathon outside Japan has managed to get the two Japanese record holders to compete in one race. This reflects the enormous significance the BMW BERLIN MARATHON has in Japan, a country where long distance running is hugely popular.
It is the AIU’s role to drive cheats out of our sport, and to do everything within its power to support honest athletes around the world who dedicate their lives to reaching their sporting goals through dedication and hard work.
A quick guide to Japanese athletes in action in the morning and evening sessions:
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