Rhasidat Adeleke lines up in the final of the 400 metres this evening just after 9PM.
After an impressive semi-final display, Adeleke qualified as one of the two fastest non-automatic qualifiers, finishing third in her race in 51.08s.
Don't forget to set those alarms for this evening's 400m final⏰
??Rhasidat Adeleke (Tallaght AC)
✨PB: 50.70
⏰9.02pm (400m Final)
ℹ️Start List: https://t.co/o3BmG2BLN7
?Live on BBC and RTE#Munich2022 #BackToTheRoofs pic.twitter.com/vYg3e2w89x— Athletics Ireland (@irishathletics) August 17, 2022
The talented 19-year-old has had an amazing season to date, running national records in the 60m, 200m, 300m and 400m.
She also made the semi-finals at the World Championships and anchored the Mixed 4x400m team to the world final.
The Tallaght AC athlete is currently based in the US where she studies at Texas University.
Her rise to tonight's final follows and already strong showing for team Ireland.
Earlier today, Waterford's Thomas Barr won his heat to qualify for the semi-finals of the men's 400m hurdles.
Perfectly smooth win over the first hurdles for @TomBarr247 and now a semi-final awaits: he’s out in lane eight but he’s there and that’s plenty good for now. https://t.co/t0l11CPgcX
— Ian O'Riordan (@ianoriordan) August 17, 2022
While history maker Israel Olatunde is still on cloud nine after breaking Paul Hession's long standing national 100 metre record.
The 20-year-old came sixth in the 100m final with an outstanding run of 10.17.
