Nigeria’s world record holder in the women’s 100 metres hurdles, Tobi Amusan, has opened her 2026 athletics season with an impressive performance, finishing second in the women’s 200 metres race at the Velocity Fest in Jamaica.
Amusan, who is widely regarded as one of Nigeria’s most successful track athletes, delivered a solid run in the sprint event as part of her early season preparations. The competition in Jamaica attracted several elite athletes and served as a platform for competitors to test their form ahead of major international meets scheduled later in the year.
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Although the race was outside her primary event, Amusan’s performance demonstrated her speed and fitness as she continues preparations for the upcoming athletics season. Coaches and analysts often view such races as important for building endurance and sharpening performance ahead of hurdle competitions.
The Nigerian athlete holds the world record in the women’s 100 metres hurdles and has consistently remained one of the country’s top medal contenders in global track and field events. Her participation in the Velocity Fest marks the beginning of what is expected to be another competitive season as she aims to maintain her position among the world’s leading hurdlers.
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