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The Greatest Women's 4x100m | USA COLLAPSES, Britain STRIKES, Jamaica DOMINATES

The Greatest Women's 4x100m | USA COLLAPSES, Britain STRIKES, Jamaica DOMINATES The women’s 4×100 m relay can tell radically different stories depending on context, and few seasons have illustrated that contrast better than the two races in question. On one hand, the World Cup relay in London delivered chaos, shock, and an unexpected European triumph. On the other, the Under-20 final at the 2022 Carifta Games reaffirmed Jamaica’s almost mechanical superiority in relay execution. Together, these races form a fascinating comparison between senior-level unpredictability and junior-level precision. In London, the senior relay was expected to follow a familiar script. The United States entered as overwhelming favorites, with Jamaica, Great Britain, and China positioned as challengers. Jamaica’s lineup, anchored in star power and led off by Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, carried enormous expectations. Great Britain, meanwhile, arrived with balance rather than raw dominance, relying on cohesion through Asha Philip, Imani Lansiquot, Bianca Williams, and Shannon Hilton.