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The Greatest Women's 4x100m Jamaica Destroyed The Field

The Greatest Women's 4x100m Jamaica Destroyed The Field The women’s 4x100-meter relay heat at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham unfolded as a breathtaking display of speed, precision, and pride. Under the bright lights of the Alexander Stadium, six nations—Jamaica, India, Scotland, Singapore, Malta, and the Maldives—lined up with one shared goal: to advance and make a statement on the international stage. All eyes were on Jamaica in lane four, the undisputed powerhouse of sprinting. With a lineup featuring Nelson, White, Burchil, and McGregor, the Caribbean giants carried the weight of Olympic and World Championship glory on their shoulders. Their rivals, however, saw this race as a rare chance to measure themselves against sprinting royalty. For India and Scotland especially, the stakes went beyond qualification—it was about proving they belonged among the elite. As the starter’s pistol cracked through the air, the stadium erupted. Nelson exploded from the blocks, her acceleration instantly separating Jamaica from the rest. The first exchange wasn’t lightning fast, but it was smooth—textbook relay running that prioritized precision over chaos. Scotland and India stayed close, their first legs strong and composed, ensuring the early chase remained alive.