Racers Grand Prix: Tina Clayton runs first sub-11 in three years to win 100m

Racers Grand Prix: Tina Clayton runs first sub-11 in three years to win 100m

Tina Clayton of Jamaica celebrates after winning the 100m at the Racers Grand Prix at the National Stadium in Kingston on Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)

June 7, 2025

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Two-time World Under-20 100m champion Tina Clayton ran a season’s best 10.98 seconds (1.8m/s) to win the women’s 100m event at the Racers Grand Prix held at the National Stadium on Saturday.

It was Tina’s first sub-11.00 seconds clocking since 2022 when she won the second of her World Under-20 titles and puts her in a five-way tie for sixth in the world this year.

American Jacious Sears was second in 11.04 seconds and 2024 World Under-20 champion Alana Reid was third in 11.16 seconds, both season’s best times.

Tia Clayton, the Olympic finalist, challenged for a top three place before pulling up just before the finish line, finishing fifth with 11.24 seconds.

In the B race, Jonielle Smith ran a season’s best 11.10 seconds (1.7m/s) to win, ahead of Kasheika Cameron who ran a season’s best 11.33 seconds with Lacovia High school girl Sabrina Dockery third in 11.34 seconds.

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