Olympic champ Gabby Thomas dances in tank top, miniskirt celebrating ESPY nomination

Gabby Thomas has had quite the year to remember on and off the track. She celebrated her first ESPY nomination for “Best Female Athlete” with another dance with a winning look.
The 28-year-old track star finished the Summer Games in Paris with three Olympic gold medals to her resume. She’s been crushing off the track since.

RELATED: Gabby Thomas flaunts dramatic new look while crushing white-fit stunner
Thomas has done so many great things since like nailing her Philadelphia Phillies first pitch, to sizzling at the Met Gala in a fire-red dress, to joining ESPN’s College GameDay in some jean shorts while rooting on her Texas Longhorns, to getting engaged to longtime boyfriend Spencer McManes with a giant ring.
She’s also been slaying the track with a $100k win in the first-ever Grand Slam Track meet where she busted out in dance on the podium.
Speaking of dancing, Thomas has been doing that a lot lately from dancing to Coco Gauff’s French Open win, to doing a Love Island tribute dance with McManes, to now dancing for joy that she’s nominated for the ESPY award while rocking a tank top and miniskirt.
RELATED: Olympic champ Gabby Thomas flexes ridiculous abs called out for 'fake smiling'



Congrats to Gabby Thomas for a well-deserved nomination. If she wins, she just might be dancing accepting her award.

— Enjoy free dish of rich and fabulous players with The Athlete Lifestyle on SI —
Holy cow: Vanessa Bryant and daughter Natalia look amazingly similar on vacation
What a perk: Brittany Mahomes shows off baby Golden Chiefs fits from adoring fan
Frat vibes: 65-year-old Magic Johnson has epic toga party on Greece yacht with Cookie
Hollywood diet: Lakers star Luka Doncic looks completely different in skinny photo
Nice surprise: Paige Bueckers shocks ‘girlfriend’ Azzi Fudd in full cowboy fit

Matt Ryan is a dedicated sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in digital and linear media. After receiving a Masters in Journalism from USC, he’s worked for Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports, USA Today Sports Media Group, and Bally Sports, while holding various leadership roles along the way.