CLEREMONT, FLORIDA – Aska Cambridge ran a wind-assisted 9.98-second 100 meters on Saturday during a qualifying heat at a meet in Florida.
The 23-year-old Cambridge, who anchored Japan’s silver medal-winning 4×100-meter Olympic relay team last summer in Rio de Janeiro, is competing for the first time this season. Because of the 5.1 meters-per-second tail wind, the time will not count as his personal best.
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