Zhu Shenglong
Chinese hurdler
Zhu Shenglong (Chinese: 朱胜龙; born 25 January 2000) is a Chinese hurdler specializing in the 110 metres hurdles. He was the 2023 Chinese Athletics Championships winner, and he has represented China at the 2023 World Athletics Championships and several other international competitions.
Career
Zhu began his career with success at the U18 level. After placing runner-up at the 2017 Chinese U18 Championships, he first represented China at the 2017 World U18 Championships in Athletics, finishing 6th in his 110 m hurdles heat and failing to advance to the semifinals. At the 2017 Asian Indoor Games later that year, Zhu finished 6th in his 60 metres hurdles semifinal and again did not advance.
Zhu achieved modest national results over the next few years, and in 2020 he joined a team of Chinese nationals to compete in several American collegiate indoor track meets, finishing runner-up at the 2020 Don Kirby Elite Invitational.
He would not represent China internationally again until 2023, qualifying for the World Championships 110 m hurdles by virtue of his Chinese Athletics Championships title that year. At the championships, he finished 32nd overall. He ended his 2023 season at the Asian Games, advancing to the final and finishing 6th.
At the 2024 World Indoor Championships, Zhu advanced past the first round but was disqualified in his semifinal for a false start.
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