Gurindervir Singh Becomes Fastest Indian Ever With Stunning 10.09s Sprint

Gurindervir Singh clocked a sensational 10.09 seconds in the National Federation Senior Athletics Championships 2026 in Ranchi, becoming the fastest Indian ever. The victory concluded a thrilling battle. Just a day prior, Animesh Kujur snatched the national record from Singh during the semi-finals with a 10.15-second run. In Saturday's final, Singh surged ahead to dip below the 10.10-second mark, while Kujur finished second (10.20s). Both sprinters successfully breached the rigorous 10.16-second Commonwealth Games and Asian Games qualification standard. Animesh Kujur Sets New 100m National Record to Secure Glasgow Commonwealth Games Spot.

Gurindervir Singh Creates History

🚨📢 GURINDERVIR SINGH TAKES INDIAN SPRINTING BELOW 10.10s 🏃‍♂️🔥🔥🔥

Gurindervir Singh obliterated the 🇮🇳 100m National Record with a blazing 10.09s (+0.3 m/s) to shave a massive 0.06s off previous NR by Animesh Kujur and 0.08s off his own personal best!

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