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The Fastest Women's 4x100m United States Destroyed Jamaica

The Fastest Women's 4x100m United States Destroyed Jamaica The World Athletics Championships in Daegu produced one of the most electrifying women’s 4x100-meter relay finals ever seen. The entire stadium buzzed with anticipation as the line-up was introduced: Russia in lane one, Brazil in two, Trinidad and Tobago in three, the United States in four, France in five, Jamaica in six, Nigeria in seven, and Ukraine in eight. Every spectator knew what was coming — another chapter in the fierce, long-standing rivalry between the U.S. and Jamaica, nations that had defined women’s sprinting for over a decade. The tension broke the instant the gun fired. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce blasted out of the blocks for Jamaica, her start so explosive it seemed to shake the track itself. But the Americans answered immediately — Tianna Madison delivered a clean handoff to Allyson Felix, whose controlled power and elegant stride propelled the U.S. forward. Felix’s curve-running mastery brought the Americans neck and neck with Jamaica, setting the stage for a dramatic duel that had the crowd on its feet.