Zoe Hobbs incredible 10:89s (+3.4) ILLEGAL TAILWIND

For the first time in her career, Ngāruahine Māori sprinter Zoe Hobbs has broken the 11-second barrier but it will not be recorded due to an illegal tailwind at the 2023 Jennian Homes New Zealand Track & Field Championships.
Hobbs is the fastest wahine (woman) to come from Aotearoa. She twice-equalled, then beat Michelle Seymour's original record of 11.32s down to 11:17s before the event last week.
On March 5th, Hobbs won the final of the 100m, clocking a sensational 10.89s (+3.4).
In the preliminaries, Hobbs had already broken her own New Zealand 100m record and Oceania record achieving an 11:07s (+1.8) in legal conditions, shaving 0.01s off her previous national mark, set at last year's world athletics championships in Oregon.
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