China’s track and field scene just got a major shakeup! 🇨🇳 Olympic sensation Su Bingtian, who smashed Asia’s 100m record with a blazing 9.83 seconds at Tokyo 2021, won’t race in Paris this summer due to prolonged injury setbacks.
Training Troubles & Tough Calls
The 34-year-old sprinter hasn’t maintained regular training for nearly two years, forcing him to skip events like the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games. While China’s relay squad—led by Xie Zhenye—gears up in Italy, Su remains sidelined, unable to join systematic drills.
From Track Hero to Cheerleader
In a heartfelt message, Su told his team: \"Though I can’t race beside you, I’m sending all my energy! Chase that final spot, enjoy the moment, and make our country proud!\" 🏅 His absence leaves big shoes to fill—Team China clinched relay bronze in Tokyo and secured their Paris ticket last May.
Legacy in the Fast Lane
Fans worldwide still remember Su’s electrifying Tokyo semifinal sprint—a historic moment for Asian athletics. While Paris won’t see his signature speed, his spirit remains part of Team China’s drive. 🚀
