Sha’Carri Richardson Shines With Biggest Win Of 2023: ‘I’m Not Back, I’m Better’
Richardson also broke the meet record held by her late compatriot Tori Bowie, the 32-year-old Mississippi native who died last week.
“I’m so blessed and thankful, I feel at peace,” Richardson told reporters after the race, according to the Diamond League.
“I found my peace back on the track, and I’m not letting anything or anybody take that anymore,” she said, adding that she got “kicked out” of the 100 m at her Bostwana meet on April 29, where she ran the 200 m instead.
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