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The untimely death of Olympian Deon Lendore in a horrific car crash in Houston, Texas, has robbed this country of one of its brightest track and field stars.

FLASHBACK: Deon Lendore competes in a heat of the Men’s 400 metres at the Tokyo2020 Summer Olympics, last August, in Japan. —Photo: AP

Deon Lendore was described yesterday as “lion-hearted”, “a tremendous athlete,” a “legendary person” and someone who inspired an entire generation of athletes, as a stunned athletics community reacted to his death in a car accident In Texas, USA, close to midnight on Monday.

LAST BIG RACE: Trinidad and Tobago quarter-miler Deon Lendore, second from left, en route to Men’s 400 metres bronze at the Wanda Diamond League final in Zurich, Switzerland, last September. American Michael Cherry, right, won the race, with second spot going to Grenada’s Kirani James, second from right. Botswana’s Isaac Makwala, left, finished sixth. —Photo courtesy WANDA DIAMOND LEAGUE

Deon Lendore has run his race.

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