Tia Clayton Blazed to 10.92s World Lead in Doha; Fraser-Pryce Marks Diamond League Comeback

The Clayton twins impressed in Doha, finishing first and second in the women’s 100m, while sprint icon Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce made her long-awaited Diamond League return, placing fourth in 11.05s. Rasheed Broadbell also delivered for Jamaica, winning the 110m hurdles with a season-best 13.14s

Tia Clayton Runs World-Leading 10.92 to Win in Doha (Photo: Marise Nassour for @Diamond_League)

The track and field season is heating up, with several Jamaican athletes delivering standout performances at Friday’s Doha Diamond League meet.

Jamaica's rising sprint star Tia Clayton clocked a world-leading 10.92 seconds to win the women’s 100m, edging out her twin sister Tina Clayton, who finished second in 11.02s. Great Britain’s Amy Hunt secured third with 11.03s.

But it was the return of 38-year-old sprint icon Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce that made the biggest headlines. Competing in her first Diamond League race in three years, the multiple-time world champion finished fourth in 11.05s.

In the men’s 110m hurdles, Jamaican Rasheed Broadbell powered to a season’s best of 13.14s (+1.1), claiming victory ahead of American Jamal Britt (13.25s) and Spain’s Enrique Llopis (13.27s).