'This is the healthiest I've been' - Tobi Amusan opens up after world-leading performance at Jamaica Athletics Invitational
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World Record holder Tobi Amusan has warned her rivals of having another record-breaking season with the Paris Olympic Games in sight, following her world-leading performance at the Jamaica Athletics Invitational.
The Nigerian hurdling queen bounced back to winning ways with a stunning world-leading time of 12.40s to win the women's 100mH event, thus defeating homegirl and reigning world champion Danielle Williams, who had to settle for second in 12.46s, while USA's Christina Clemons was third in 12.54s.
If Tobi Amusan 🇳🇬 gets her start right again like she had in 2022, the World Record will be possible again!
— Track & Field Gazette (@TrackGazette) May 12, 2024
Look how far down she was at the start in her World Lead race of 12.40s in Jamaica.pic.twitter.com/1AoZm3U5aU
In addition, her blistering mark is the fastest 100mH time on Jamaican soil, which is a vital statement after the Suzhou Diamond League disappointment of being disqualified for a false start.
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Speaking after the race, Amusan opened up on her season so far, and getting the win in Jamaica.
"This is the healthiest I've been. It's a pain-free season compared to other years," said Amusan in an interview with World Athletics.
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"I told myself I'm not getting a DQ today. I'm not the best of starters, but looking at how I executed today, it could have been better. But I'm thankful for the win," she concluded.
Her famous win in Jamaica is an official start to her Olympic year. Considering her career statistics through the years, the former world champion will only get faster - an anticipation of another record-breaking outing at the Paris Olympic Games.
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