Hyrox changes rules after athlete soiled herself in competition but was allowed to continue
Women’s world record holder Joanna Wietrzyk continued and won the race in Beijing
Hyrox changes rules after athlete soiled herself in competition but was allowed to continue
Women’s world record holder Joanna Wietrzyk continued and won the race in Beijing Grouped from 3 articles across 3 sources.
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Hyrox apologises for allowing race to continue after athlete soils herself
Some raised concerns around hygiene while others praised the competitor's resolve to finish the race and push through adversity.
HYROX apologises after Aussie athlete soils herself mid-race
The apology comes after different arms of the organisation tried to explain how the situation was managed after the competition went viral online.
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