Miller, Rollins and Thompson Produce Fast But Windy Times in Kingston

Published by IAAF on May 7, 2016

Bahamian sprint star Shaunae Miller produced arguably the top performance of the IAAF World Challenge meeting in Kingston, Jamaica, when she sped to a 200m time of 22.14 on Saturday (7).

It would have equalled her personal best and the meeting record, which she achieved a year ago at the same venue, but for a slightly over-the-limit wind reading of 2.2 metres-per second.

Miller, the IAAF World Championships Beijing 2015 400m silver medallist, underlined her class and tremendous early season form with a commanding display.

She was briefly challenged by USA's Candyce McGrone on the curve however her superior speed endurance made a huge difference in the home straight as she pulled away to win by over half-a-second.