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Nationality
  
American

Height
  
1.73 m

Role
  
Olympic athlete


Name
  
Natasha Hastings

Sport
  
Weight
  
61 kg

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Born
  
July 23, 1986 (age 38) (
1986-07-23
)
Brooklyn, New York

Personal best(s)
  
100 m: 11.24 s (Walnut, CA 2013)200 m: 22.61 s (Gainesville 2007)400 m: 49.84 s (Indianapolis 2007)

Residence
  
Locust Grove, Georgia, United States

Olympic medals
  
Athletics at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Women's 4 × 400 metres relay

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Sanya Richards‑Ross, Allyson Felix, Jessica Beard, Novlene Williams‑Mills, LaShawn Merritt

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Career

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Hastings began her track career at a very early age and made a first place win at the USATF Junior Olympics in the 400 metres in the Youth Girls division. She attended A. Philip Randolph Campus High School in Harlem, New York, where she was able to take her track and field interest to a more competitive level.

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Hastings attended the University of South Carolina to work under Curtis Frye. There, Hastings started to become known as "the 400M Diva” after accidentally describing the ladies track team as the "Gamecock Divas" in honor of the school's mascot, the Gamecock. After coming back from a key injury, 2007 was considered Hastings' breakout year. Hastings went home to New York for the New Balance Collegiate Invitational and won the 400 m race in 51.70, a personal record at the time, and anchored the 4 × 400 m to a win with the fastest collegiate time for the year. Also in 2007, she won the SEC Championships by running a 50.84. Hastings went on to win the NCAA Championship title and her time in the 400 m at 50.15 was the second fastest time ever on the collegiate level and she had successfully competed undefeated all season becoming the Indoor and Outdoor 400 m champion.

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In 2008 at the age of 22, Hastings made the USA Olympic Track and Field Team. She won an Olympic Gold Medal in the Women’s 4 × 400 m relay team by running a 49.97 split in heat two at the 2008 Summer Olympics, where the United States won their heat in 3:22.45 with the team of Mary Wineberg, Monique Henderson,Hastings, and Sanya Richards-Ross. Hastings was replaced in the final by Allyson Felix as the U.S. won gold in 3:18.54. Athletes who run in the heats for medal-winning teams are awarded a medal.

In 2013, Hastings made the USA World Moscow Track and Field Team. She won the USATF 400 meters outdoor title in 49.94 on 22 June 2013.

In 2016, Natasha Hastings qualified for the 2016 Rio Olympics, finishing third in the US trials with a time of 50.17 seconds in the 400 m. In Rio, Hastings finished fourth in the final of the 400 m, running the race in 50.34 seconds.

At the 2016 Great North City Games in the UK, Hastings ran a personal best of 16.67 in a 150 m straight track race, finishing second.

In 2017, Hastings won the 400 m at the Golden Gala meet in Rome, with a time of 50.52 seconds.. She ran a season's best of 50.14 in the 400 m at the 2017 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, finishing fourth.

Personal

Hastings has a YouTube channel, which includes behind the scenes footage of her races, workouts, and preparation. She also has a series of videos called "Tea Time" , during which she talks about topics ranging from dating to mental preparation, often with friends and fellow athletes such as Michelle Carter.

References

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