Congratulations to Olympic champion Caster Semenya who obliterated the Commonwealth Games record to win gold in the women’s 1500m race. She also broke the South African athlete Zola Budd’s record which was set in 1984. The win earned the athlete her very first Commonwealth Games medal. It is definitely the year of Caster Semenya!
We’re very proud of you Caster!
Caster Semenya has made South Africa proud once again by winning gold in the women’s 1500m race and even broke the Commonwealth Games record, as well as the 1984 record of SA’s Zola Budd, clocking a time of 4:00.7. Congratulations @caster800m! #SportsDiplomacy #Commonwealth2018 pic.twitter.com/LIXXyzJjOL
— DIRCO South Africa (@DIRCO_ZA) April 10, 2018
WATCH: Caster Semenya broke Zola Budd’s 1500m national record when she won GOLD ?for South Africa ?? in a time of 4:00.71.#CommonwealthGames pic.twitter.com/IzC0xyQTm2
— SuperSport (@SuperSportTV) April 10, 2018
SEE ALSO: Caster Semenya claims her third World Championship
#CasterSemenya has won a gold medal in the 1500 metres at the #CommonWealthGames in Australia. She set a new Games record of 4 minutes 0.71 seconds, also her own personal best. pic.twitter.com/jjo7f90MCh
— SABC News Online (@SABCNewsOnline) April 10, 2018
