Gabby Thomas rocks winning spider-web track fit despite Grand Slam loss

Gabby Thomas may have had a losing day on the track, but her fit certainly won the day.
The 28-year-old Thomas has been crushing it this season, winning the first-ever Grand Slam event in Jamaica while hitting an iconic podium dance after taking home the $100k prize.
She’s also been sizzling off the track like at the Met Gala where she looked unrecognizable, and on a rare glimpse at a date night with fiancé Spencer McManes where she wowed in a polka-dot dress.
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The three-time Olympic gold medalist track star even crushed her first pitch and her fit at a Philadelphia Phillies game before Saturday’s Grand Slam even in Philly. The event, however, didn’t go exactly as planned as Melissa Jefferson-Wooden bested Thomas to win the women's 200m, 21.99 to 22.10. It’s Thomas’ first loss in the 200m in Grand Slam Track.

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She did show over her sweet spider-web New Balance track look that was straight fire, however.
She can’t win them all, but Thomas still rocked a winning look on Saturday and is clearly winning at life.

Thomas will next try to win a Grand Slam Track race at the end of June in Los Angeles at UCLA. Until then, no doubt she’ll continue to impress off the track.
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