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Chen Yujie wins Asian Games women’s 100m in 11.06 Games record

China’s Chen Yujie won the completed Asian Games women’s 100m final in Nagoya on 25 September in a Games-record 11.06 seconds, ahead of Singapore’s Shanti Pereira and Bahrain’s Edidiong Odiong.

SportsHub4U Research Desk Published: 26 September 2026 3 min read

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Record updated: 24 October 2026. This is the saved modification date, not a separate fact-check date.

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Chen Yujie of China won the women’s 100m final at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya on 25 September, finishing in 11.06 seconds. The official result lists the final as complete at Nagoya City Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium and awards Chen gold. World Athletics’ Nagoya report and Channel NewsAsia’s on-site account also record the result and time.

Chen’s 11.06 was a Games record. Shanti Pereira of Singapore took silver in 11.21, while Bahrain’s Edidiong Odiong claimed bronze in 11.33. The medal order and all three times are shown in the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 athletics results, and are independently confirmed by Olympics.com’s event report.

The 17-year-old Chen improved the Games record. Pereira repeated the silver-medal finish she recorded at the 2023 Games; her 11.21 was a season best, according to World Athletics and Channel NewsAsia.

The selected sources agreed on the medal order and all three times. This update does not add a lane assignment, wind reading, wider record claim or award detail, because none of those points was needed to establish the official final outcome.

For another verified result from the programme, read Sharifa Davronova’s Asian Games women’s triple-jump victory. To follow the path into a sprint final, see how lane draws and qualification work in track events.

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