Overview
- Allyson Felix, the 11-time Olympic medalist, disclosed in a Time interview Monday that she will attempt a return to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
- She and longtime coach Bobby Kersee plan to begin full training in October 2026 and target races in 2027 to pursue U.S. qualification.
- If she makes the team, she would be 42 at the Games and the first American sprinter over 40 to compete at the Olympics.
- Felix said the chance to race in her hometown before a home crowd is the only pull strong enough to bring her back.
- Athletes like Tom Brady, LeBron James and Lindsey Vonn inspired the bid, and both Vonn and Serena Williams posted public support.