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KINGSTON, Jamaica –Jamaica’s Angled Seville ran a world lead and individual best 9.82 seconds (0.9m/s) to win the men’s 100m at Saturday’s 6th organizing of the Racers Terrific Prix at the National Stadium, beating World Winner Noah Lyles of the USA.

 

Seville, who said afterward he “surprised” himself after he had to “back off in training” due to a slight harm, outperformed his past best 9.86 seconds and took over the world lead from American Christian Mill operator who ran 9.93 seconds in April.

 

Lyles was moment in a season’s best 9.85 seconds and Kenya’s Ferdinand Omanyala third with 10.02 seconds.

 

Previous St Catherine Tall runner Julien Alfred of St Lucia ran a lifetime best 10.78 seconds (1.3m/s) to rise to the meet record held by Shericka Jackson and went beneath her past best of 10.81 seconds, moreover bringing down her national record.

 

Her time was fair exterior of the world lead 10.77 seconds set by American Jacious Burns in mid-April.

 

Krystal Sloley got to be the 24th Jamaican ladies to go beneath 11.00 seconds when she ran 10.99 seconds for moment put with Shashalee Forbes taking third with a season’s best 11.05 seconds.

-Paul A Reid

 

 

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Omanyala points for quick time in 100m at Racers Terrific Prix in Kingston

By Leighton Require June 01, 2024

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Omanyala points for quick time in 100m at Racers Amazing Prix in Kingston

Kenyan sprinter Ferdinand Omanyala, Africa’s quickest man, is enthusiastic to provide a quick execution within the 100m at the Racers Fantastic Prix in Kingston, Jamaica, afterward nowadays. The 28-year-old will confront World Winner Noah Lyles, Jamaica’s Angled Seville, and Extraordinary Britain’s Zharnel Hughes in a profoundly expected race anticipated to be the highlight of the meet.

 

At a press conference at the Jamaica Pegasus in Kingston on Friday, Omanyala talked about his objectives and the centrality of competing in Jamaica.

 

“Since the begin of the season, I haven’t had great climate to run in since I have been running in rain, cold climate, so I’m cheerful I’m in Jamaica and it’s exceptionally hot,” Omanyala said. “Looking at my past runs in hot climate, my best one was in Botswana where I ran 9.78, so I am looking forward to running and I am seeking out for a really quick time.”

 

Omanyala communicated his fervor around at long last making it to Jamaica after numerous solicitations.

 

“I am upbeat to be in Jamaica. I’ve been welcomed more than twice, so I’m happy I made it this time since it’s distant from domestic. I am happy at this time it came up at a point where we are having our US visit, so it was near, and I am upbeat to be here. I’ve been told I have so numerous fans, so I need to see that on Saturday.”

The Kenyan sprinter too clarified why he has set his sights on Usain Bolt’s 100m world record of 9.58 seconds, set in Admirable 2009 at the Berlin World Championships.

 

“When I started running, the African record was distant, and no one thought that it may be broken, but we broke it twice. So, the same thing I say for all records—it isn’t that it is inconceivable, so we’ll get there,” said Omanyala, who holds the African record of 9.77 seconds set at the Kip Keino Classic in 2021.

 

With favorable climate conditions and a strong field of competitors, Omanyala is balanced to create a critical affect at the Racers Amazing Prix. Fans are enthusiastically anticipating his execution, trusting to witness a exciting race and possibly record-breaking time.

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