Evan Dunfee was born on March 28, 1990, in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. From a young age, Dunfee showed a keen interest in athletics, eventually discovering a passion for race walking. Growing up in British Columbia, he began honing his skills in the disciplined and technical sport of race walking.Dunfee's talent in race walking became evident during his junior career. He represented Canada in various international competitions, steadily building his reputation as a promising athlete in the sport. His dedication to training and improving his technique laid the foundation for his future success.Representing Canada at the World Junior Championships and other prestigious international meets.
Winning national titles and setting records in junior race walking events.As Dunfee transitioned to senior-level competition, he continued to excel and make significant strides in the sport of race walking. He emerged as one of Canada's top race walkers, consistently delivering strong performances in national and international arenas.Competing at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, where he represented Canada in the 50 km race walk and finished in 4th place, narrowly missing out on a bronze medal after a memorable appeal.Participating in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (held in 2021), where he competed in the 50 km race walk.Achieving top finishes in the World Championships and other major international competitions. Dunfee's success can be attributed to his dedicated training regimen and the guidance of experienced coaches.
Evan Dunfee's personal bests in race walking events are as follows:
20 km race walk: 1:20:13
50 km race walk: 3:41:38 (Canadian record as of 2021)
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