This clip is from the 2026 Asian U23 Athletics Championships, held at the Sport Development Center Stadium in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China, from 9–12 July 2026.
Shravani Sangle, a 20-year-old sprinter from Maharashtra ran the final leg for India in the mixed 4×400 m
China led going into the closing metres, & Shravani came from behind to pass China’s anchor just 0.10 seconds ahead.
I was holding my breath watching that final lap. It didn’t look even conceivable that she would be able to catch up.
But Shravan wasn’t willing to see finishing second to a powerhouse like China as inevitable & acceptable.
She didn’t see the yawning gap as an impossibility.
She was practising the art of the possible…
Giving up wasn’t acceptable.
Shravani is my #MondayMotivation
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