The Greatest Women's 4x100m WORLD RECORD SMASHED!

The Greatest Women's 4x100m WORLD RECORD SMASHED! The Girls’ Under-20 4x100 meters finals at the CARIFTA Games in Kingston and Grenada were not just victories for Jamaica — they were powerful demonstrations of sprinting culture, depth, and technical superiority at youth level. Two different editions, two different race scenarios, but one identical outcome: total Jamaican control. In Kingston, expectations were enormous even before the gun fired. Jamaica entered as the reigning world U20 record holders, with a lineup built purely on raw speed. Coach Corey Bennett made a bold decision — no conservative choices, no safe relay specialists — just the fastest quartet available. With Serena Cole, Tina Clayton, and Tia Clayton in the squad, the message was clear: this wasn’t about managing risk; it was about attacking history. The race, however, didn’t begin perfectly. Bermuda showed early aggression on the opening leg, briefly putting pressure on the favorites. But Jamaica remained composed. The first exchange was smooth and efficient, immediately stabilizing the race. When Serena Cole received the baton, she ran with controlled power, closing the stagger and positioning the team for the decisive phase.