Hyrox changes rules after athlete soiled herself in competition but was allowed to continue

Newseze Wire·Tue, Sep 15, 10:42 AMWire: The Globe and Mail

Women’s world record holder Joanna Wietrzyk continued and won the race in Beijing

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Hyrox changes rules after athlete soiled herself in competition but was allowed to continue

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