South Africa's sprint wonderboy, Akani Simbine will headline the third and final leg of the ASA Athletics Grand Prix at the University of Johannesburg Athletics Stadium on Wednesday night (tomorrow).

Headlining the entry lists in the men's 100m sprint, national record holder Simbine will turn in the short dash for the first time this year.

Also looking to showcase his early 2024 form amongst a host of elite athletes, is African record holder Antonio Alkana in the 110m hurdles who will open his season at this World Athletics Continental Tour Challenger meeting.

In the men's 400m sprint, a tight battle is expected between some of the nation's top one-lap athletes, including the likes of Zakithi Nene and former world junior champion Lythe Pillay.

Other athletes to watch include former SA women's 100m hurdles record holder Taylon Bieldt and African 400m hurdles champion Sokwakhana Zazini.

The main programme at UJ Stadium will be held from 6pm-8pm and the action will be broadcast live on SuperSport channel 204. The pre-programme starts at 2.30pm. 

The entrance fee is R70 per person and is cashless payment.

* All ASA records are subject to standard ratification processes

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