Bahamas' Shaunae Miller took gold in the 400m with another incredible performance on May 29th at the Prefontaine Classic held at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
Miller's time was 50.15 seconds, and behind her placing 2nd was American Francena McCorory with 50.23, and 3rd was American Natasha Hastings with 50.86 seconds.
Miller remains undefeated this year, and in April she ran her best 400m time of 49.70 at the Chris Brown Bahamas Invitational.
“The race didn’t go as well as I hoped it would, but I still got the run in. Me and coaches will go back and work on some things,” said Miller. “The race felt okay, we had a good field, so I’m happy to get the win. Things have been going very well for us in training. Since last year, I’ve had a more positive mind set for this year, so we’re expecting the best for this year."
Watch the post race video interview with Miller.
Miller heads back to Jamaica to train for her next race (a 200m), and she's definitely looking ready for the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil this August!
