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Despite his impressive time of 9.97 seconds in the Olympic 100m semi-finals, it was not enough for Louie Hinchliffe to secure a spot in the final.

Louie’s performance in the Olympic 100m semi-finals, clocking in at 9.97 seconds demonstrates his skill and dedication to the sport. Although not making it to the final, this experience is a significant achievement and will have been a valuable learning opportunity.
For an athlete of just 22 years, such a close brush with the finals at the Olympics is not one of loss, but of promise and an exciting anticipation of what’s to come.

Crosspool’s Louie Hinchliffe’s remarkable performance today, Saturday 3rd August, at the Paris 2024 Olympics has indeed captured the attention of the athletics world.
His swift dash into the semi-finals with a time of 9.98 seconds not only marks an impressive Olympic debut but also sets a new standard in British sprinting. Louie’s victory over the world champion Noah Lyles demonstrates his rising stature in the sport, and his ability to shine under the pressure of a global stage speaks volumes about his potential for future competitions. With the semi-finals and possibly the finals ahead, Louie’s journey in these games could be a defining moment for British athletics and the sprinting world.