Thai Sprinter Wins Silver in Asian Games 4x100m Relay
Thai sprinter Fighter Natthawat Iam-udom and his teammates won silver in the mixed 4x100m relay at the Asian Games, setting a national record of 40.87 seconds. After the race, Natthawat posted on social media expressing a flood of emotions and thanking his family, coaches, teammates, and fans. He urged continued hard work and determination.
The Thai mixed 4x100m relay team won silver at the Asian Games with a time of 40.87 seconds, a new national record. Fighter Natthawat Iam-udom expressed his mixed emotions on social media, describing the moment as a gift and calling it the present Asian Games 20th Aichi-Nagoya 2026, his second Asian Games. He said he felt joy, sorrow, being moved, surprise, and pressure, all too many to put into words. Natthawat thanked himself, his family, teammates Natan Supanich Poolborn, Biew Phuripol Bunsorn, and Bell Jirapat Khanoonta, coaches Jor, Moss, Kob, and Ball, officials, the Athletics Association of Thailand under royal patronage, the Royal Thai Air Force, and Thai athletics fans for their support. He urged continued determination and hard work, saying success will reward those who strive.
