Fraser-Pryce congratulates Kambundji on Sportswoman of the Year Award
The 30-year-old Kambundji had a stellar year in 2022 winning the World Indoor 60m dash in a national record 6.96, a time tied with Merlene Ottey’s as the fourth-fastest in history.
She won the 200m at the European championships and was a close second in the 100m. She was fifth in the final of the 100m at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon in July where Fraser-Pryce won a record-extending fifth title.
Kambundji was also eighth in the 200m final won by Shericka Jackson. Fraser-Pryce won the silver medal.
On Monday, Switzerland’s fastest woman posted about her latest achievement.
“Sportswoman of the Year. Thank you for your support and congratulations to all the nominees.”
Shortly thereafter, the Jamaican superstar and athletics icon, fierce on the track but affable off it, replied “Congrats.”
The two will renew their rivalry in Budapest next summer when Fraser-Pryce goes after a sixth world 100m title and Kambundji makes another attempt to get onto the podium of track and field’s premier championship.