Jamaica’s 100m Olympic medalist Megan Simmons has recently switched camps and is now training with the reigning Olympic champion Masai Russell and the 60m world record holder Devynne Charlton 🔥

We discussed how the transition has been for Simmons 👇

Josh Hoey has ran only one race in 2026, the indoor 800m World Record of 1:42.50

Since then he hasn’t ran one! Hoey scratched from the Millrose Games as a caution after his record run

Could he challenge David Rudisha 1:40.91 outdoor world record when he returns to the track 👀

Here are some of the biggest drops in qualifying standards for the @WorldAthletics’ World Championship 🤯

H/t @NLS_TF

Watch Fred Kerley run 9.97 in the 100m at Enhanced Games to win $250,000

No World Record today…

Watch Barbadian Tristan Evelyn just won $250,000 USD running 11.25 at the Enhanced Games

You would have to win the World Championships more than 3 times to win that amount and the Olympics pays zero

Watch Fred Kerley run 9.93 to win the heat of the 100m at the Enhanced Games

The athletes win aim to break the 100m world record of 9.58…

The @WorldAthletics should investigate if there was a cover up of the World Relays 4x400m starts in lane 3 between Day 1 and Day 2 👀

Lane 3 athlete appears to start from noticeably different positions relative to the lane 4 marker.

Take a look at Day 1 👇🧵

h/t @iownabook

This does not automatically prove athletes ran under 400m but it does raise a legitimate question about whether, there was a stagger setup issue, marking adjustment, or another explanation.

A fan pointed out what appears to be an altered/removed marking on the track surface between sessions.

Not saying this confirms anything on its own but combined with the lane 3 start discrepancy, it raises even more questions that deserve clarification from World Athletics.

SUB-50!! 🐗

Kaylyn Brown breaks 50 seconds for the first time since 2024 with 49.96 in the prelims of the 400m at the SEC Championships! 👏

22.71 (+2.0) at 14 years old in the 200m🤯

Melanie Doggett is on another level AND she slipped on her start

Lavanya Williams, one of Jamaica’s newest members of the sub-11 100m club, is making INSANE progress in 2026

2025: 11.45
2026: 10.96

One of the best races you will watch today

🇯🇲 vs 🇺🇸!

Jamaican women’s sprinting has never been in a better position and that’s not just hype, it’s structure. What we’re witnessing is the result of generational excellence, deep cultural identity, and a pipeline that continues to produce world-class talent at every level.

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2026 Indicator
- A junior (Douglas) leading early-season performances
- Veterans still active
- Collegians and young pros filling the middle

This is not just depth it’s continuity across generations.

What makes this even more impressive is that Jamaica’s dominance is not driven by its governing body at all, they provide little to no support compared to the countries Jamaica goes up against