Ex-British Olympian Sharron Davies slams trans runner Cece Telfer’s participation in women’s race
April 1, 2024
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0:43Now PlayingEx-British Olympian Sharron Davies slams trans runner Cece Telfer’s participation in women’s race
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as posted by the channelBritish former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies has slammed transgender runner CeCe Telfer’s recent participation in a US women’s track meet, calling it “simply cheating.”
Davies, 61, took aim at the track star after a photo of Telfer, who is in her late 20s, began circulating on social media over the weekend of her prepping to take part in the invitational 60-meter hurdles race at Boston University in February.
“Spot the male athlete in the women’s race! It’s simply cheating,” the ex-Olympian tweeted Sunday alongside a photo of Telfer at the start line with her fellow competitors.
Telfer — who became the first trans woman to win a National Collegiate Athletic Association title in 2019 — qualified for the Boston event’s final but later disqualified herself after a false start, online result records show.
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