The 25-year-old from Melbourne became the first Australian woman to win a walking medal at the world titles since Kerry Saxby-Junna’s bronze in Seville in 1999.
Jemima Montag has won Australia’s first medal at the world athletics championships in Budapest, claiming silver in the 20-kilometre race walk.
Bronze medallist Antonella Palmisano of Italy, Gold medallist Maria Perez of Spain and Silver medallist Jemima Montag of Australia after the 20-metre race walkMontag claimed silver in 1 hour 27 minutes 16 seconds, 25 seconds behind the winner Maria Perez from Spain.
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