Andre De Grasse Qualifies for 100m Final

Andre De Grasse qualified for the 100m final at the Tokyo Olympics with a semifinal time of 9.98s.

He will compete in the final on Sunday morning at 8:50 a.m. ET.

The semifinal races were full of surprises, with some unlikely competitors qualifying for the final.

American Trayvon Bromell, who had the fastest time in the world this year, failed to qualify.

Andre De Grasse and South African Akani Simbine were among the favorites, and both qualified for the final.

Ronnie Baker, another U.S. sprinter, ran a personal-best 9.83s in the third semifinal to easily qualify.

The final is set to be held on Sunday morning, and fans can stream it live.

Andre De Grasse will look to come out on top and be crowned the new fastest man alive.

The three semifinal races were competitive, with Fred Kerley also qualifying with a 9.96s.

Andre De Grasse's qualification time of 9.98s was impressive, given the strong field.

On Sunday morning, the world will watch as Andre De Grasse competes in the 100m final.

The event will be streamed live, and fans can tune in to see the action unfold.

Andre De Grasse's performance in the semifinals was strong, and he will look to build on that in the final.

With a time of 9.98s, he has shown he has what it takes to compete at the highest level.

The Tokyo Olympics have already seen some exciting moments, and the 100m final is sure to be another thrilling event.

Andre De Grasse will be looking to make his mark and bring home a medal.

The stage is set for an exciting final, with some of the world's top sprinters competing.

Andre De Grasse will be up against tough competition, but he has the talent and determination to succeed.