Sha'carri Richardson finished fourth in his season workshop at the Golden Grand Prix in Tokyo. The reigning world champion competed in the 100 meters against a highly competitive line and marked 11.47 (-0.9) in the Japanese capital to lose a place on the podium on its first race of the season.
Sha'carri Richardson had jumped all the inner season of 2025 and recently announced its seasonal workshop in Tokyo a week ago. With the outdoor season, its appearance at the Grand Grand Prix Golden was very planned for the fans.
The North athlete -American began his career with a great boost and had a good start. However, Sha'carri Richardson was challenged by other 60 million mark athletes and finally finished fourth. The Australian athlete Bree Rizzo took the gold medal with a performance of 11.38s (-0.9). Rizzo's strong push in the last moments of the race helped her achieve victory.
Sha'carri Richardson's internship partner, Twanisha Terry, ended second with a performance of 11.42s (-0.9) and Sade McCREATH in Canada, marked 11.46s (-0.9) to finish third.
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