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The Greatest Women's 4x100m USA vs Jamaica: The Relay War We’ll Never Forget

The Greatest Women's 4x100m USA vs Jamaica: The Relay War We’ll Never Forget The women’s 4x100 meters relay has always been more than just a sprint—it is a clash of systems, identities, and generations. No rivalry captures this better than the ongoing duel between the United States and Jamaica. Every time these two nations line up, the race becomes a referendum on speed versus precision, raw power versus relay mastery. Recent championships have once again proven why this event remains one of the most dramatic in athletics. At the senior level, the World Championships in Budapest delivered a race that will be remembered for its intensity and tactical boldness. Team USA arrived with a clear plan: maximize individual strengths while maintaining flawless baton exchanges. From the opening leg, the Americans set an aggressive tone. Tamari Davis launched out of the blocks with urgency, instantly putting pressure on the field. On the back straight, TT Terry maintained momentum and control, keeping the baton secure while preserving speed.