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Letsile's winning streak continues

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Making strides: Tebogo Letsile PIC: WORLD ATHLETICS
Making strides: Tebogo Letsile PIC: WORLD ATHLETICS

Letsile Tebogo stopped the clock at 31.52s, registering a Personal Best (PB) to win the Simbine Curro Classic Shootout Men's 300m.

However, the sprint sensation seemingly slowed down with five meters to go. The race was held this morning at the Pilditch stadium in Pretoria South Africa.

Letsile returns to home soil April 29th for the Botswana Golden Grand Prix.

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