Yulia Nesterenko

At the 2004 Games in Athens, the athlete in the final race for 100 meters, unexpectedly for many experts and analysts, was ahead of more eminent runners and finished first with a score of 10.93 and won a medal of the highest dignity. At that moment in time it was (and continues to be so) almost an outstanding result. Largely because the 100-meter distance for both men and women is considered “royal”, and the absolute power on it belongs to the Americans or the inhabitants of the Caribbean.