Aziza Sbaity practices her sprint start at Université Antonine. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity is the fastest woman in Lebanon, and holds the records for the women’s 100m and indoor 60m and 200m. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity trains at The Université Antonine gym in Beirut, Lebanon. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity at the Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium in Beirut. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity practices her sprint start at Université Antonine. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity trains at the Université Antonine track. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity celebrates her new 200m personal best at Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity crosses the finishing line at Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity is Lebanon's fastest woman. If she does get chosen for the Olympics, she will be the first black Lebanese to represent Lebanon at the games. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity practices her sprint start at Université Antonine. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity is the fastest woman in Lebanon, and holds the records for the women’s 100m and indoor 60m and 200m. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity trains at The Université Antonine gym in Beirut, Lebanon. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity at the Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium in Beirut. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity practices her sprint start at Université Antonine. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity trains at the Université Antonine track. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity celebrates her new 200m personal best at Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity crosses the finishing line at Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity is Lebanon's fastest woman. If she does get chosen for the Olympics, she will be the first black Lebanese to represent Lebanon at the games. Courtesy Matt Kynaston
Aziza Sbaity practices her sprint start at Université Antonine. Courtesy Matt Kynaston