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De Grasse Eyes 2028 LA Olympics Finale
16 Jan
Summary
- Andre De Grasse targets the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics as his final competition.
- He aims to regain competitiveness in the 100 meters event.
- De Grasse is committed to clean sport and fair play in his career.
Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse, a seven-time Olympic medallist, has declared his intention to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, marking his final appearance in the Games. De Grasse, who aims to regain his competitive edge in the 100 meters, expressed his passion for the event, even over the 200 meters where he secured Olympic gold.
De Grasse's ambition includes improving his personal best times to contend for medals in the 100m race at the upcoming Los Angeles Games. He acknowledged the necessity of qualifying for the event first, emphasizing his current hard work towards that goal. This potential final Olympic appearance holds personal significance, being near his home soil.
When questioned about the controversial Enhanced Games, De Grasse stated his commitment to clean sport and fair play. He affirmed that he has always competed as a clean athlete and has no inclination to use performance-enhancing drugs, prioritizing integrity in his athletic pursuits.
