Chalmers misses chance to make Paris 2024 standard
Alastair Chalmers is still hoping to make the qualify for the 400m hurdles at the Olympic Games
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Guernsey's Alastair Chalmers has failed in his latest bid to make the Olympic standard for the 400m hurdles.
The 24-year-old ran a time of 51.22 as he finished eighth at the Paavo Nurmi Games in Finland.
The result came just over a week after Chalmers ran a personal best of 48.76 seconds in the semi finals of the European Championships.
Chalmers, who is the reigning British champion, needs to run 48.70 to be in contention for a place at Paris 2024.