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Bromfield finished third in her heats, a day after her partner Noah Lyles became the World's Fastest Man, piping her compatriot Kishane Thompson to 100m gold.
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A day after Lyle’s historic run, she stepped onto her path towards destiny, clocking 51.36 seconds in the 400m heats, behind Irish-Nigerian Adeleke Rhasidat and USA’s Holmes Alexis.
Bromfield disappoints in the semis
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics bronze medalist failed to take a step further towards a medal in the Paris Games, however, as she screened out in the semi-finals.
Bromfield finished last in Semi-final One, running 51.93s, a significant 0.57 seconds slower than her heat time.
She finished behind:
Bahrain's Salwa Eid Nassar (49.03s)
Ireland's Rhasidat Adeleke (49.95)
Norway's Henriette Jaegar (50.17)
The Netherlands’ Lieke Klaver (50.44)
Britain's Victoria Ohurogu (51.14)
United States Aaliyah Nicole Butler (51.18)
Puerto Rico’s Gabby Scott (51.22)