Time ever, but for asher—smith, who came in agonising fourth in the 100 metres, this time a medal. she dedicated it to her grandmother, who died earlier this year, and how she'd had to work for it. i knew that ijust had to run as fast as my legs are going to carry me, and really pray and hope that it was going to be enough to get on the podium. and i'm just so happy to have got it. i thought i'd got it, but i was like, "let me just see it in writing." there is nothing more embarrassing than celebrating without seeing it in writing. announcer: dina asher-smith! well, it's not the gold she won...