Tobi Amusan, Nigerian record-breaking sprint icon becomes world’s fastest woman in the women’s 100m hurdles after running a world-leading 12.40 seconds.
Amusan secured this victory leaving behind Danielle Williams, the world champion, who clocked her best time of the season at 12.46 seconds. Following closely was American Christina Clemons, claiming the third spot with a time of 12.54 seconds.
This means that Amusan has now claimed the top spot globally, surpassing American Tonea Marshall’s previous record of 12.42 seconds set in late April.
The athlete’s impressive win arrives just two months before the Paris 2024 Olympics, setting the stage for an exciting competition ahead.