Moa Hjelmer

Swedish sprinter, World Championships athlete

Moa Hjelmer - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 19th, 1990
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Competed in sprinting events at international levels. Primarily focused on the 200 meters and 4x100 meters relay. Participated in the 2013 World Championships, representing Sweden. Achieved national titles in sprinting disciplines and held top finishes in European competitions.

Competed in the 2013 World Championships

Set Swedish national records in sprinting

Won multiple national championship titles

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