Caster Semenya

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Caster Semenya is a South African middle-distance runner and multiple Olympic and World Championship gold medalist known for her dominance in the 800 meters and her central role in debates over sex and gender regulations in athletics.

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instanceOf South African athlete
human
middle-distance runner
birthName Mokgadi Caster Semenya NERFINISHED
continentOfOrigin Africa NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship South Africa
dateOfBirth 1991-01-07
event 1500 metres
400 metres
800 metres
familyName Semenya NERFINISHED
filedAppealTo Court of Arbitration for Sport NERFINISHED
European Court of Human Rights NERFINISHED
Swiss Federal Tribunal NERFINISHED
genderIdentity woman
givenName Mokgadi NERFINISHED
governingBodyInvolved World Athletics NERFINISHED
hasWon multiple Diamond League 800 metres races
height 1.78 m
languageSpoken English
Sepedi NERFINISHED
marriageDate 2015-12
name Caster Semenya NERFINISHED
nationality South African
notableFor dominance in women’s 800 metres
legal challenges to World Athletics regulations on testosterone levels
occupation professional athlete
olympicGames 2012 Summer Olympics
2016 Summer Olympics
2020 Summer Olympics NERFINISHED
olympicMedal gold medal in women’s 800 metres at 2016 Summer Olympics
silver medal in women’s 800 metres at 2012 Summer Olympics
personalBest800m 1:54.25
personalBest800mDate 2018-07-20
personalBest800mPlace Monaco NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Ga-Masehlong, Limpopo, South Africa NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
representedCountry South Africa NERFINISHED
sexualOrientation lesbian
specialization middle-distance running
sport athletics
spouse Violet Raseboya NERFINISHED
subjectOf debates on sex and gender in sports
worldChampionshipMedal gold medal in women’s 800 metres at 2009 World Championships
gold medal in women’s 800 metres at 2017 World Championships
silver medal in women’s 800 metres at 2011 World Championships
worldChampionships 2009 World Championships in Athletics NERFINISHED
2011 World Championships in Athletics NERFINISHED
2017 World Championships in Athletics NERFINISHED

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