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An athlete with Macedonian roots, who runs for Australia, achieved a historic result this weekend.
The young 16-year-old Delta Amijovski broke the record of Olympic champion Sally Pearson in Australia in the 100-meter hurdles race for under-18 competitors.
"I can not believe. This is a great blessing. When you work hard, the result will pay off. The feeling is amazing. "Sally was my idol and to break her record is something incredible," Amijovski told the Australian media.
Amijovski achieved a time of 13.02 seconds, breaking Pearson's record of 13.14 years ago, which was XNUMX seconds.
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