Sometimes when you’re in a race, you can’t leave the final moment to chance. That’s what Texas A&M hurdler Infinite Tucker likely was thinking as he made an incredible full Superman dive across the finish line to win at the 400-meter hurdles at the 2019 SEC Track & Field Championships. As Tucker was getting close to the finish line, he sensed his teammate right behind him, so he literally went airborne and got into a Superman dive to make sure he crossed first. It was likely a hard fall following the dive, but he earned the win. Take a look:

He went full Superman! @aggietrk‘s Infinite Tucker goes ALL OUT for the gold. #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/gEr05kdPd9 — SEC Network (@SECNetwork) May 12, 2019

“Look, I closed my eyes over hurdle 10,” Tucker told ESPN after the race. “I opened it, saw my ma at the finish, and I jumped to give her a hug. That’s all it is.” Here’s another look at the incredible moment:

Aggies win four events, haul in 10 medals on final day of SEC Championships. Women finish second, men fourth in team scoring. Photo by Wesley Hitthttps://t.co/UrTqhBpo8J pic.twitter.com/vgOUhTlEhW — Texas A&M Track and Field (@aggietrk) May 12, 2019

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Sometimes when you’re in a race, you can’t leave the final moment to chance. That’s what Texas A&M hurdler Infinite Tucker likely was thinking as he made an incredible full Superman dive across the finish line to win at the 400-meter hurdles at the 2019 SEC Track & Field Championships.

As Tucker was getting close to the finish line, he sensed his teammate right behind him, so he literally went airborne and got into a Superman dive to make sure he crossed first. It was likely a hard fall following the dive, but he earned the win.

Take a look:

He went full Superman! @aggietrk‘s Infinite Tucker goes ALL OUT for the gold. #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/gEr05kdPd9

— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) May 12, 2019

“Look, I closed my eyes over hurdle 10,” Tucker told ESPN after the race. “I opened it, saw my ma at the finish, and I jumped to give her a hug. That’s all it is.”

Here’s another look at the incredible moment:

Aggies win four events, haul in 10 medals on final day of SEC Championships. Women finish second, men fourth in team scoring. Photo by Wesley Hitthttps://t.co/UrTqhBpo8J pic.twitter.com/vgOUhTlEhW

— Texas A&M Track and Field (@aggietrk) May 12, 2019

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