Teen sprinter Torrie Lewis breaks Australian 100m record

Torrie Lewis has claimed the title of Australia's fastest-ever woman after bettering the national 100m record with a flying run of 11.10 seconds.

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00:00 The one now with the target on her back. Torri Lewis the quickest qualifier. Ebony Lane is impressive as well.

00:07 We don't have Sam Geddes by the look of it. Just about set for the final of the Women's 100 at the ACT Champs.

00:14 So jumping the bare stunt like that was Ebony Lane and now it's Torri Lewis trying to fight up and Ebony Lane.

00:23 Torri Lewis is now starting to pick up. Bree Masters will go with her and so will Mia Gross.

00:28 But Lewis her last 50. 10.92. We know how shocked we were and how impressive it was with a 10.97 at the Sydney Track Classic

00:36 with Zoe Hobbs in March last year. 11.07 is the Olympic standard. It's a plus 1.6 if it stays that.

00:44 If it stays it, this could be an Olympic. Everyone is waiting in anticipation for this time.

00:53 It's plus 1.6 and it's 11.10 the Olympic standard ladies and gentlemen.

01:00 It's 11.07 but she has just put herself right in the mix Torri Lewis with a huge personal best here at the ACT Championships.

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