Olympic long jumper Davis-Woodhall ends season after car crash
Tara Davis-Woodhall has withdrawn from competition following a car accident that caused severe concussion.
Tara Davis-Woodhall, the Olympic long jump champion, has decided to conclude her 2026 competitive season following a car crash in which she suffered severe concussion, according to BBC Sport.
The injury will prevent Davis-Woodhall from competing in this week's World Athletics Ultimate Championship.
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- Davis-Woodhall ends season after car crash — BBC Sport
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