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Joanna Wietrzyk, a 22-year-old athlete, won a Hyrox event in Beijing despite experiencing bowel incontinence during the race, leading to criticism of the event organizers for their safety protocols. Competitors have called for refunds and expressed concerns about health risks associated with the incident. Hyrox has stated they will review the situation and improve their procedures.
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Joanna Wietrzyk, a 22-year-old athlete, won a Hyrox event in Beijing despite experiencing bowel incontinence during the race, leading to criticism of the event organizers for their safety protocols. Competitors have called for refunds and expressed concerns about health risks associated with the incident. Hyrox has stated they will review the situation and improve their procedures.
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