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The London Diamond League on Saturday, July 19th, will see that the Jamaican 4x100m men's relief team will compete in the non -diamond relay event. Above all, the side seeks to obtain the qualification for the world championships in Tokyo through this event.
The world event will take place in September, where the men's 4x400m relay teams in Jamaica have already qualified. However, the male 4x100m side continues to look for a world execution time to reserve its baga at the Tokyo event.
This situation took place after the disappointing Jamaica campaign in the world reliefs, where the 4x100m team could not finish the race after the Julian Forte was abandoned by Baton While trying to pass it to Yohan Blake. Now, Jamaica's hopes are based on London Diamond League to achieve a career time less than 38.15 seconds.
Due to this, the specialist Kishane Thompson, who is also the world headline of the season (9.75 seconds), has joined the team for the 4×100 m race on Saturday. Oblique sevilla, second to Thompson In the world leadership list, he will also be on the team in which he will possibly be one of his last attempts to classify in the World Championships and to join the tastes of the United States and South -Africa. Other team members include Kadrian Goldson and Rohan Watson.
Jamaica will lead to other more important teams, such as the Netherlands, the two teams in Britain, Poland, etc. London diamond league.
The president of the court and the field of Jamaica shares if the men's 4x100m relay team can qualify for the worlds in the London Diamond League
The President of MVP and the president of the club, Bruce James, recently shared why he hopes that the Jamaican 4x100m relay team will get his classification from the World Championship in London Diamond League 2025.
James shared that the Jamaican team running the world championships in Budapest a couple of years ago marked 37.68 seconds, and now, with fast runners as Kishane ThompsonThe team can match the time required to qualify in the worlds. Said (via Jamaican Gleaner):
“In 2023, we had an ACKEEM Blake, Oblique Sevilla, Ryiem Forde and Rohan Watson team, which ran 37.68s in Budapest. The Jamaica team for the diamond league in London this Saturday will see Kishane Thompson, which has a season and the best World Cup, replacing Fords de Ford and its flat speeds. Combined, they should be security of Jamaica 4×1 Relief rating for the world championships of Tokyo. “
Above all, Ackeem Blake, who also participated in the 4x100m relay event at London Diamond League, retired from the event and will be replaced by Kadrian Goldson.
Edited by TUSHAR BAHL
