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Roaring to the finish line at the T-Rex World Championships

byAssociated Press
Published: 10:30pm, 10 Sep 2023
Length: 231 words
Roaring to the finish line at the T-Rex World Championships

These look like “rex-cellent” runners. Photo: AP

More than 200 people gathered at a racetrack in the US city of Seattle for the 2023 T-Rex World Championships.

The participants wore inflatable Tyrannosaurus rex (T. rex) dinosaur costumes and raced in a 100-yard dash (91.4 metres). Ocean Kim from the US state of Hawaii won the race. Colton Winegar was in second place, and Seth Hirschi was third.

The T. rex was one of the largest kinds of dinosaurs. It lived between 65 million and 67 million years ago.

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