8 Things You Didn't Know About My Sister, Allyson Felix

Published by ESPNW on November 19, 2015

Sprinter Allyson Felix is a three-time Olympian, four-time Olympic gold medalist and world record-holder in the 4x100-meter relay. You've seen her. You know her. Today she turns 30. But no one understands her better than Wes Felix, her older brother, only sibling, former track star and Allyson's full-time agent since 2009.

We asked Wes to shed light on the real Allyson -- a name that, by the way, her family almost never uses.

1. She eats powered doughnuts in bed.

We play this little game called: Who's the professional athlete here? If people were looking at the two of us, they would pick me. I've got my broccoli and all this amazing healthy stuff because I don't run four hours a day. So if I want to stay somewhat in shape, it's going to come from very disciplined eating. She, on the other hand, takes powdered sugar doughnuts in bed with her.

To sleep with doughnuts in your bed?! That's special.