The Olympic champion in track and field athletics died at the age of 66 years

The American athlete and the trainer Glans Harvey died at the age of 66 years. The press service of Athletic Federation . The known athlete in the past died on Monday after the transferred heart attack. Glans Harvey — the winner of the World Cup, the champion and the prize-winner of Pan-American games, the world champion, the champion of 2020 Summer Olympics 1976 in Montreal, the world record-holder. Glans Harvey were repeated by a world record in run on 100 m (9,9 c) twice: at first on April 3, 1976 to Colombia, and a month later in Baton Rouge. Earlier it was reported that at the age of 76 years American died...