Elaine Thompson-Herah, the Jamaican sprint queen and five-time Olympic gold medallist, remains one of the fastest women in history. Her blistering 10.54-second mark in 2021 still stands as the second-fastest …
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Olympic Champion Elaine Thompson-Herah has cemented her place among the greatest of all time. Yet, as the 2025 season unfolds, her comeback from injury has sparked both hope and skepticism. …
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Jamaicans Devastated With Elaine Thompson-Herah Missing from Trials List
The official entry list for the 2025 Jamaican National Trials dropped this week, one name was conspicuously missing. The trials, scheduled for June 26–29 at Kingston’s National Stadium, will determine …
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3D Simulation Reveals How 100m Race Between Fastest Women Ever and Average Man Would Unfold
A newly released 3D simulation has brought to life a fascinating, and completely one-sided, sprint showdown between history’s fastest women and an average man over 100 meters. As expected, it …
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Elaine Thompson-Herah Hints at a Comeback One Year After Injury
Elaine Thompson-Herah, the fastest woman alive and multiple Olympic champion, hinted at a potential comeback exactly one year after her last race and injury setback. The Jamaican sprint star last …
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Indian Women’s 400m and hurdles Coach Jerry Lee Holness exudes confidence in shaping a new generation of athletes for sustainable success. Holness, a seasoned coach who has mentored Olympic and …
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Danielle Williams: The Jamaican Hurdler who defeated American Stars at Grand Slam Track
Jamaican track star Danielle Williams became the first Jamaican athlete to win a category and walk away with $100,000, at the inaugural Grand Slam Track Series in Kingston, Jamaica The …
