Shanti Pereira

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Singaporean sprinter Shanti Pereira wins the Australian Open by also setting a new national record -- her third in less than a week.

She also became the first Singaporean to reach No. In the women’s 100m heats, she recorded a time of 11.46s — setting a national record that would be eclipsed on Friday (31 Mar). At the time, 11.38s was also a new 100m national record — meaning her gold-winning run in the finals was the second time she set a record in two days. She would finish third in the 200m finals but clock a time of 23.16s — a new national record for that event. On 25 Mar — less than a week before the 100m prelims — she was running in the Brisbane Track Classic. She set a record in the prelims the day before On 3 Mar, she competed at the New Zealand Track and Field Championships in Wellington. They noted that she clocked a time of 11.37 seconds, leaving the rest of her competitors in the dust. Shanti’s time of 11.37s was an improvement of 0.01s from her timing in the preliminaries on Friday (31 Mar). Her momentous gold in the Women’s 100m Open finals was announced in a Shanti, 26, competed in the Australian Open Track and Field Championships in Brisbane on Saturday (1 Apr). In doing so, she set yet another national record — her third in one week.

SINGAPORE: Shanti Pereira set her third national record in as many days as she clocked 22.89s in the women's 200m heats at the Australian Track and Field ...

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Sprinter Shanti Pereira smashed both the national women's 100m and 200m records in a single weekend at the Australian Open Track and Field Championships.

SINGAPORE – National sprinter Shanti Pereira is getting quicker and quicker and the national records keep tumbling. On Sunday, the 26-year-old clocked 22.89 ...

She also clinched a silver in the 100m. She will compete in the final on Sunday afternoon. It has been a jubilant weekend for Pereira.

Her new time was 0.01 seconds faster than the previous national record that she had set during the heats on Friday. Prior to the finals, Pereira had ...

The national athlete’s latest achievement is a testament to her hard work and dedication to the sport. Prior to the finals, Pereira had recorded a time of 11.58s in the semi-finals earlier that day, showcasing her exceptional form and determination. In addition to setting a new national record of 23.16 seconds in the 200m at the Brisbane Track Classic, she also won gold and silver medals in the 200m and 100m events, respectively, at the 31st SEA Games in Vietnam.

Sprinter Shanti Pereira smashed both the national women's 100m and 200m records in a single weekend at the Australian Open Track and Field Championships.

The 26-year-old rewrote the record in her pet event just a day after lowering the national 100m mark. Read more at straitstimes.com.

She also clinched a silver in the 100m. She had lowered her mark – set in the heats on Friday – by 0.01sec. Today she did something incredible and to think she has broken all these records in a short space of time is just unbelievable,“ said the 58-year-old Portuguese. I did not think that I had that in me today of all days. Cunha also referenced the leaps that Pereira has taken as he recounted how she was unable to qualify for the final of the same event in 2022. It led to her coach Luis Cunha, who described himself as “astounded” by the latest timing to admit that he did not expect Pereira to be running this fast, this early in the season, adding that he will need to relook their plans.