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September 17 2025
TaylorMade
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December 9 2025
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Tajay Gayle shows off the silver medal he mined from the World Athletics Championships long jump yesterday with his leap of 8.34 metres.
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Malik James-King competes in heat two of the men’s 400-metre hurdles semi-finals at the World Athletics Championships inside the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo yesterday. He finished fourth in 48.01 seconds, failing to advance to the final.
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Tajay Gayle on his way to a season’s best 8.34 metres and a silver medal at the World Athletics Championships yesterday.
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Christopher Taylor comes through the tape in heat four of the men’s 200 metres at the World Athletics Championships inside the Japan National Stadium yesterday. Taylor finished third in a personal best, 20.26 seconds to make the semi-finals
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Bryan Levell reacts after winning heat five of the men’s 200 metres at the World Athletics Championships yesterday. Levell cruised to 19.84 seconds, the quickest time of the qualifiers.
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Nikaoli Williams competing in the men’s long jump final. Williams finished ninth with a leap of 7.85 metres.
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Shiann Salmon competes in heat three of the women’s 400-metre hurdles semi-finals. Salmon finished second in 54.03, securing her spot in the final.
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Roshawn Clarke (centre) clears a hurdle during heat three of the men’s 400-metre hurdles semi-finals. Clarke finished fourth in 48.37 seconds, failing to advance to the final.
Tajay Gayle had one hand on his second World Championship title, but there is no disappointment for a man who has battled multiple injuries over the last few years. Just memories. Memories immortalised through the TaylorMade lens.