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Saudi Arabia launches first World Athletics-sanctioned grand prix in Riyadh

Saudi Arabia launches first World Athletics-sanctioned grand prix in Riyadh

  • Kingdom hosts athletes from 40 countries at inaugural meet
  • Federation eyes Diamond League and world championships ambitions
By Aisha Fareed ·
Saudi Athletics Federation announces launch of inaugural Saudi Athletics Grand Prix

Saudi Athletics Federation announces launch of inaugural Saudi Athletics Grand Prix

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