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Courtney Lindsey bests heavy American 200m Diamond League field

Courtney Lindsey bests heavy American 200m Diamond League field

CBC25-05-2025

Courtney Lindsey ran to a time of 20.04 to top teammates Fred Kerley, Robert Gregory, and Kyree King.

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