Gabby Thomas has revealed her preferred finish to a race in a lighthearted ‘This or That’ game.
Olympic champion Gabby Thomas recently shared some of her personal preferences in a lighthearted “This or That” game filmed on the track.
The video, shared on Grand Slam Track’s social media, saw the three-time Olympic gold medalist answering fun questions about her racing style, lifestyle, and even her food choices.
When asked about the ideal way to finish a race, Thomas made her preference clear stating she’d rather win by two lengths than have to rely on a photo finish.
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“This or that?” the interviewers asked her.
“Win by two lengths or Photo finish?”
“Win by two lengths,” she responded without hesitation.
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Among her other questions were whether she preferred the outside lane or inside lan? The 28-year old chose outside lane a sentiment that perfectly reflects her dominant victory in the 200m final at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Running in lane seven, Thomas was level with rival Julien Alfred in lane eight as they came off the bend.
By the time she crossed the finish line, Thomas was a full two meters ahead, clinching the gold while Alfred took silver. It was a moment that encapsulated Thomas’ powerful style—clear, controlled, and impressive.
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In the “This or That” game, Thomas didn’t just talk about her track decisions—she also shared some personal lifestyle choices.
When it came to music, she opted for silence over trending tunes, stating that silence helps her focus.
As for food, spaghetti triumphed over lasagna, showing her love for the classic dish.
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And when it comes to racing times, Thomas confessed she prefers daylight events, admitting that nighttime races leave her feeling tired.
The former Harvard athlete’s performance in Paris was nothing short of spectacular, adding to her 200m gold by securing golds in the women’s 4x100m and 4x400m relays as part of Team USA.
Her dominant display during the Paris Olympics reinforced her place among the best in the world, and she’s already eyeing her next challenge.
This year, Thomas is gearing up to compete in the inaugural Grand Slam Track League, set to kick off in April in Kingston, Jamaica.
This event is tipped to be her season opener as she prepares for an action-packed 2025 season, with eyes firmly set on the 2025 Tokyo World Athletic Championships.