Abby Steiner WAS NOT READY FOR THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING! 

Abby Steiner WAS NOT READY FOR THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!
Well, the crowd - most of which are probably her fans - is also very excited to witness Abby Steiner on the track again after being off it for a couple of months. She may have taken time off from the sport because of an injury, but she’s now back and hopefully better than ever!
It’s a good time for a comeback too, what with the Paris Olympics just a few months away. The Dublin track star and world champion has begun to return to form as she eyes Olympic glory in Paris. After bursting onto the world track scene in 2022, Steiner suffered a bone spur in her left heel in 2023 which required surgery. Last year, the 24-year-old finished fourth in the 200m at the U.S. championships but did not compete at the world championships in Budapest due to her injury.
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