Caster Semenya

Caster Semenya is a South African middle-distance runner known for winning multiple Olympic and World Championship medals. She specializes in the 800 meters, a race that requires both speed and endurance. Semenya's natural physiology includes higher levels of testosterone, which has led to debates and regulations about athlete eligibility in women's events. These rules aim to ensure fair competition, but they also raise complex questions about gender identity and biological diversity in sports. Despite controversies, Semenya remains a prominent and influential figure in athletics, admired for her resilience and determination.