The tears of Tokyo dried a long time ago and Dina Asher-Smith insists there is no Olympic hangover, writes Alex Spink in Eugene.
Back at the World Championships, where she won 200 metres gold last time round, Britain’s fastest woman wants it known that her Japanese misadventure has not set her back.
“I don’t feel hard done, I really don’t think like that,” she said as she fine-tuned ahead of this weekend’s 100 metres showdown in Oregon.
