Former athletics world champion Mbulaeni Mulaudzi died in road accident

South African runner Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, a 2009 world champion in 800 m race, died in a car accident on Friday at the age of 34, announced the International Athletics Federation (IAAF).

The Minister of Sports, Fiki Mbalula confirmed the sad news in Johannesburg without giving further clarification over the incident.

Mbulaeni Mulaudzi was born in Muduluni in September 1980 and won his first major success in 1999 when he became the junior national champion in 800 meter heat.
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He ranked 6th in the 800 m race during his first participation at Edmonton’s World Cup in 2001 and the following year he claimed the gold at the Commonwealth Games. In 2003/2004, the middle distance runner earned the world bronze medal, silver at the World Indoor Championships and silver at the Beijing Olympics, where she carried South Africa’s flag.

His last appearance in a competition was in 2013, at New York’s Diamond League.