Olympian Allyson Felix kept running, stood up to Nike, redefined what's possible for women in sports

Posted Aug 7, 2021
At these Games, there might not be an athlete embodying a story with a greater combination of sacrifice, courage and long-lasting impact for others than the ever-revered Allyson Felix. The 35-year-old queen of American track ran the women's 400-meter final in 49.46 seconds to capture her first Olympic bronze medal and add to a legendary career. (CBS Sports)

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