Gabby Thomas, Olympic 200m sprinter, predicts world record could be broken in Paris, opens up about imposter syndrome, and shares passion for public health career | Olympics News

American sprinter Gabby Thomas is gearing up for the Paris Olympics this summer with her eyes set on winning Olympic gold in the 200m event. In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News, Thomas opened up about her ambitions, overcoming imposter syndrome, and her journey to becoming a top athlete.

Having already secured international medals, Thomas is now focused on achieving her dream of winning Olympic gold. She expressed her desire to put on a performance that she can be proud of and to work hard towards her goals. With formidable competition from athletes like Jamaica’s Shericka Jackson, Thomas is preparing for an intense and historic race in Paris.

Thomas also shared her struggles with imposter syndrome, both on the track and during her studies at Harvard. Despite facing doubts and insecurities, she pushed herself to excel in both athletics and academics, earning degrees that open up a medical career path to help those in need.

As she prepares for the Olympics, Thomas remains grounded and focused on doing her best. With the support of her old university and her dedication to public health, Thomas is not only aiming for gold on the track but also making a difference off the field.

With the excitement building as the Olympics draw closer, Thomas is ready to face the cutthroat qualification process and mental battle ahead. She is determined to make her mark at the Paris Olympics and continue her journey towards success in both athletics and public health.