Grenada’s Kirani James wins 400m at USATF NYC Grand Prix | A Triumph for the Caribbean
In a thrilling display of athleticism, Grenadian sprinter and Olympic champion Kirani James emerged victorious in the final of the Neutrogena Men’s 400m at the 2024 USATF NYC Grand Prix on Sunday. Running in Lane 6, James blazed across the finish line in a remarkable time of 44.55s, marking a season best for the talented athlete.
The competition was fierce, with the USA’s Chris Bailey closely following behind in second place with a time of 44.73s. South Africa’s Wayde Van Niekerk secured the third spot with a time of 44.74s. Trinidad and Tobago’s Jereem Richards also put on an impressive performance, finishing fourth in 44.82s, another season best for the Caribbean contingent. Jamaican sprinter Zandrion Barnes crossed the finish line in seventh place with a time of 46.23s.
This outstanding victory further solidifies Kirani James’ status as a dominant force in the world of track and field. His exceptional performance at the USATF NYC Grand Prix is a testament to his unwavering dedication and unparalleled skill on the track.
As the Caribbean celebrates this momentous win, fans and supporters eagerly anticipate James’ future competitions and the continued success of athletes from the region on the international stage.
