By: Kwame Bediako
Ghana’s men’s 4x100m relay team ignited the track with a breathtaking performance at the World Championships, clocking a new national record of 37.79 seconds. The blazing time not only secured their victory in their heat but also guaranteed their place in the highly anticipated final.
The relay team, consisting of Fuseini, Azamati, Joe Paul, and Saminu, executed seamless baton exchanges and maintained relentless speed throughout the race. Each athlete played a crucial role in achieving this historic result, showcasing Ghana’s growing prowess in sprint relay events on the world stage.
Trailing Ghana were the Netherlands, who finished a close second with a time of 37.95 seconds, and Japan, who claimed third place in 38.07 seconds. These strong performances set the stage for a highly competitive final, where Ghana will look to challenge some of the world’s best relay teams.
This national record is a landmark moment for Ghanaian athletics, reflecting the dedication and hard work of the athletes and their coaching team. It also signals Ghana’s rising status in global sprinting competitions and inspires hope for continued success in upcoming international meets.
With the final looming, Ghana’s 4x100m team carries the hopes of the nation as they prepare to chase medals and potentially improve further on their record-breaking performance. The world will be watching as they strive to turn their historic heat victory into championship glory.
