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The Most Epic Women's 4x400m || Team USA, Jamaica, England And Great Britain

The Most Epic Women's 4x400m || Team USA, Jamaica, England And Great Britain The women’s 4x400 meters relay at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham became far more than just a race — it was a statement about depth, resilience, and perfect execution under pressure. With England, Jamaica, Canada, Nigeria, and several African powerhouses on the start line, the final promised fireworks. Few, however, expected the balance of power to shift so dramatically. From the opening leg, the tempo was relentless. England’s Victoria Ohuruogu set the tone with an aggressive yet controlled start, immediately erasing the stagger and positioning her team among the leaders. Nigeria’s Endurance Ojokolo went out hard, while Jamaica’s Shenan Salmon — better known for her prowess in the 400m hurdles — ran with visible confidence, keeping the defending champions firmly in contention. Scotland, starting from the outside lane, relied on Nicole Yeargin’s strength to stay connected to the pack. The first exchange revealed the race’s true intensity. Jamaica surged as Janelle Broomfield took the baton, using her smooth stride to push the tempo and briefly create separation. For a moment, it looked like Jamaica’s experience in relay finals might once again prove decisive. But England refused to blink. Jodie Williams, fresh off her individual medal success, delivered a disciplined second leg, refusing to let the gap grow and keeping England within striking distance. As the third leg unfolded, the race transformed into a battle of nerve and endurance. Teams began to feel the pace, but England’s rotation remained flawless. Clean baton passes, smart positioning, and consistent splits allowed them to steadily reel Jamaica back in. Canada and South Africa hovered close behind, waiting for any mistake, while Kenya and Botswana fought valiantly to stay relevant in a punishing rhythm.