The legend of Speed Racing Shelli Ann Ferzer Price qualified for the World Athletics Championship for the ninth time in its career, after on Friday it took third place for 100 m in national qualifying matches.
Feriser Price, who was crowned with three Olympic gold medals and the hero of the world ten times, reached 10.91 seconds, which was not enough to cross the World Cup, which would take place in Tokyo in September next year.
Tina Clayton won her first national title, having recorded the best personal number 10.81 seconds, while Sherry Jackson, the current world champion in the race of 200 m, took second place (10.88 W).
Tia Claithon, sister, a smaller of Tina, was the fastest in the semifinals, but went to the final from the injury.
Ferzer Price won his first medal at the World Cup in Osaka in 2007, which is a silver of the sequence race 4 times before winning 10 titles of the world, 5 of which are 100 m in the race.
Before major public traffic, the owner of the world record, the legend of Osin Bolt, headed them, Fraser Price strongly performed on time.
“It was a long way,” said the 38 -year -old after the end of the race.
She added: “But the point was not to join the team, but rather celebrate the trip, and I am grateful to everyone who participated on this trip.”
And she continued: “Achieving this degree requires strength and stamina, but the presentation of the Jamaica has always been a source of pride and joy. I hope to leave an inspiring heritage for every girl who dreams of achieving more. “
In the final of the 100 m race for men, Kishkhan Thompson, who won the silver medal at the Olympic Games in Paris, reached an amazing time of 9.75 seconds (with a wind frequency of 0.8 m/second), which is his best personal number, which made his sixth the fastest hostility in history.
Only American Justin Gatlin (9.74 W), Asfa Powell (9.72 W), Johann Blake (9.69 W), American Tyson Gay (9.69 W) and the owner of the world record (9.58 W) reached faster.
23 -year -old Thompson, who lost only 0.005 seconds, was destroyed by the American nava Lels in a race of 100 m at the Olympics in Paris, his best personal time is 9.77 watts. He reached this in June 2024.
Seville’s dedication surpassed his concern about the tension in the muscle of the hip muscle in order to finish the second (9.83 W), ahead of the Akim of Blake in third place with a personal time of 9.88 seconds.
