The Fastest Women's 100m | Jefferson-Wooden DESTROYS Alfred and Richardson

The Fastest Women's 100m | Jefferson-Wooden DESTROYS Alfred and Richardson Melissa Jefferson-Wooden won the women's 100m in Silesia with 10.78 seconds — matching her season's best against one of the deepest sprint fields assembled in recent years. Watch this breakdown to understand exactly how a five-hundredths margin gets built across three phases of a 100-meter race — and why top-end speed alone doesn't decide it. Olympic champion Julien Alfred, Sha'Carri Richardson, and eight other elite sprinters at Stadion Śląski in Chorzów — analyzed phase by phase, with split mechanics and velocity data. This is a technical deep-dive into velocity maintenance, stride mechanics, and what the 30-to-70-meter window reveals that the finish line never shows. By the end, you will watch every future sprint differently.