Nadine Visser delivered a powerful performance at the FBK Games, crossing the finish line first in the women’s 110m hurdles with a time of 12.59 seconds. Visser’s victory came after a fierce battle against South African hurdler Fourie Marione, who finished closely behind at 12.60 seconds. The race showcased intense competition, with both athletes pushing their limits on the track.
Visser’s winning time of 12.59 seconds marked a strong season’s best (SB) effort, just shy of her personal best (PB) of 12.36 seconds. She demonstrated excellent technique and speed throughout the race, maintaining a steady rhythm over the hurdles and powering through the final stretch to secure the win.
Fourie Marione also ran impressively, clocking 12.60 seconds, which was slightly better than her season’s best of 12.62 seconds but still off her personal best of 12.49 seconds. Despite the narrow margin, Fourie showed great resilience and determination, challenging Visser every step of the way and making the race a thrilling spectacle for fans.
The FBK Games once again proved to be a stage for top-tier athletics, with Visser’s victory adding to the excitement of the event. Her performance confirms her status as one of the leading hurdlers in the world this season, while Fourie’s strong showing signals that the competition remains fierce.
Both athletes will look to build on their performances as the season progresses, aiming to close the gap between their season’s bests and personal records. For now, Nadine Visser celebrates a well-earned victory, while Fourie Marione remains a formidable contender in the women’s 110m hurdles.
