Allyson Felix wins bronze medal in final world championships race

Monitor and subject legend Allyson Felix ran her previous competitive race Friday evening at the Keep track of and Industry World Championships. And in usual Allison Felix vogue, she produced guaranteed it was a medal-earning energy.

The 36-yr-previous Los Angeles native took the baton from teammate Elija Godwin in the course of the mixed 4×400-meter relay in Eugene and ran a solid second leg just before passing the baton to Vernon Norwood. Norwood then ran a lap and handed it to Kennedy Simon, who concluded the race in third location, earning the U.S. a Bronze medal.

But on this Friday night, the consequence wasn’t so significantly about the team as it was Felix. The Bronze medal was the cherry on leading and a fitting near to a single of the best track and industry environment championships occupations ever.

Immediately after Felix gave the entire world championships just one last lap, she took a second to soak it all in.

.@allysonfelix soaks it all in on the monitor at her final #WorldAthleticsChamps right after claiming her 19th environment championship medal. @OnHerTurf

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— NBC Athletics (@NBCSports) July 16, 2022

She’ll complete with 19 Globe Championships and 11 Olympic medals, leaving as the most adorned American track athlete in Olympic record.

Allyson Felix, women and gentlemen.