*Abby Steiner Finally Makes 200m Debut || 2024 USATF Bermuda Grand Prix*

America’s rising sprint star, Abby Steiner is once again back on the track to continue her consistent performance this season. She is known for dominance, especially over the women’s 200 meters and this is exactly what she is seeking. 2022 was her biggest breakthrough season as a collegiate athlete, where she displayed impressive performance at the NCAA Championships becoming a national champion. But we also have to remember that it was the same year when Steiner won her first US title over the 200 meters, qualifying to represent her nation at the worlds in Eugene, Oregon. Her incredible performance saw her achieve pro status early on and was already a big threat to pro athletes. Although 2023 proved a difficult season for Steiner culminating in a serious foot injury that affected her competition on the track, this season Steiner is looking forward to redeeming herself.

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