Gabby Thomas, fresh Off Olympic Success, debuted for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. The sprinter has achieved greatness on and off the track.
Thomas has five Olympic medals to her name and, earlier this year, added “2025 SI Swimsuit model” to her already impressive resume.
The 28-year-old track and field athlete traveled to The Boca Raton in Boca Raton, Fla., for her brand feature.
Among the many shots that she took, none were more revealing than the black swimsuit, which left little to the imagination.
USA Track & Field Gold Medalist Gabby Thomas is one of the featured models in this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. pic.twitter.com/BGoBuyltrV
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Gabby Thomas shared the spotlight with athletes like Ali Truwit, Toni Breidinger, Jordan Chiles, Nelly Korda, Eileen Gu, Cameron Brink, Sunisa Lee, Anna Hall, and Caroline Marks.
“I was definitely very self-aware of my body and my body type,” Thomas told SI Swimsuit of her early days as a sprinter.
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“I teetered between not wanting to look too masculine and strong, and also wanting to maintain a feminine look and also be thin.”
Here is how fans reacted:
“Now this is the ultimate definition of, “sports illustrated,” one fan said.
“Love the confidence in these photos 👏👏,” another fan said.
“Gorgeous ❤️,” a third fan said of Gabby Thomas and others.
“All are so gorgeous,” a fourth fan said of all the women.
“Yay, Gabby!!! Is this your new track uniform?🔥❤️” one final fan commented.
Gabby Thomas is Rising In The World of Sprinting
The list of Americans as accomplished as sprinter Gabby Thomas by the age of 28 is not long.
Thomas owns three Olympic gold medals, having won the 200-meter race, 4×100-meter relay, and 4×400-meter relay at the 2024 Paris Games.
She already had two medals from the 2021 Tokyo Games. She also has the brains to match her athletic ability.
Gabby Thomas has a Harvard neurobiology and global health degree and a master’s of public health from Texas.
