- Adam Gemili, one of Britain's fastest sprinters, is retiring from athletics at the age of 32 after a 15-year career.
- He regards winning gold in the 4x100m relay at the 2017 World Athletics Championships in London, where his team famously beat Usain Bolt’s Jamaica, as his career highlight.
- Gemili's biggest regret is narrowly missing an individual Olympic medal, finishing fourth in the 200m final at the Rio 2016 Games by just three thousandths of a second.
- His Olympic aspirations were further hindered in Tokyo when he tore his hamstring during the warm-up, forcing him to limp through his race.
- Following his retirement, Gemili has taken up a role at Chelsea Football Club, coaching young players on speed technique, and is also considering a career as a pundit.
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Adam Gemili retires from athletics: ‘I missed an Olympic medal by less time than it takes to blink’
