K-Thompson beat Seville to win the championship in 9 seconds 88, and good results emerge in Jamaica Runners Grand Prix

On the morning of June 8, the 2025 Jamaica Runners Grand Prix ended. The most popular men's 100m final is still a strong conversation between Jamaica's Gemini K-Thompson and Seville, born in 2001. Under zero wind speed, K-Thompson won the championship in 9.88 seconds, ranking fourth in the world this season. Seville won the runner-up with 9.97 seconds, while South Africa's Jift Leotrela won the third place with 10.04 seconds. The Jamaica Runners Grand Prix is ​​a regional event with very high sprinting level. The men's 100m race record in this event was 9.82 seconds Bolt ran in 2012. K-Thompson is Bolt's successor. He ran a personal high of 9.77 seconds before the Paris Olympics last year. K-Thompson and Lyles of the United States both ran 9.79 seconds, and Lyles won the gold with a 5-thousandth of a thousandth of a second. Seville is also full of talent. Last season, he ran 9.81 seconds in 100 meters.

In today's game, when the starting gun sounded, the scene was at a 0-wind speed. K-Thompson had a clear advantage. His first pass through the finish line was 9.88 seconds, and Seville won the runner-up with 9.97 seconds, both of them improved their best results this season.

In the women's 100m final of this site, Tina Clayton of Jamaica won the championship with 10.98 seconds. In the women's 100-meter hurdles, the United States' Arya Armstrong won the championship with 12.54 seconds, the Bahamas star Devin Charlton won the runner-up with 12.65 seconds, and the United States' Alexandra Webster won the third place with 12.95 seconds. In the men's 110-meter hurdles, Jamaica's Rashid Broadbeer won the championship with 13.06 seconds.