Women's 100m. Bislett Games. Diamond League. Bislett Stadium, Oslo, Norway, July 1, 2021.

Описание: Listen to commentary from Former Olympians Steve Cram, and Tim Hutchings.

The High-Spirited Crowd at Bislett Stadium in Oslo Norway was Bestowed with the Inspiring Fieriness of the Women’s 100m.

The event kicked off at 20:30 (local time) on July 1, 2021. According to Official Diamond League Records, the Temperature was 24°C (75°F), and the wind speed during the time of the event was -0.3 m/s. The Humidity in Oslo that evening was 35%. Oslo is located at an Elevation of 23m Above Sea Level.

The Competition featured a Very High-Level Line-Up of 7 athletes, 6 of them were Tokyo-Bound. SOME STATS, and their World Rankings on 7/1/21, are listed below:

Jamile Samuel (NED): Tokyo-Bound Olympian. 100m. 2009 National Indoor Champion (60m); 2009, 2017, 2018, National Champion; 2011, 2012, 2015, 2018, 2021 National Champion (200m); 2009 European U20 Championships (4x100m Relay) Bronze Medalist; 2011 European U20 Championships Silver Medalist; 2011 European U20 Championships Silver Medalist (200m); 2010, 2011, 2015 European Team Champion 1st League (4x100m Relay); 2011 European Team Champion 1st League (200m); 2014 European Team Championships Silver Medalist; 2014 European Team Champion (4x100m Relay); 2021 European Indoor Champion (60m) Bronze Medalist; 2018 European Championships (200m) Bronze Medalist; 2012, 2018 European Championships (4x100m Relay) Silver Medalist; 2016 European Champion (4x100m Relay); 2010 World U20 Championships Bronze Medalist; 2010 World U20 Championships (200m & 4x100m Relay) Bronze Medalist; 2021 IAAF World Relays (4x100m Relay) Bronze Medalist. National Record Holder (4x100m Relay): 42.04s (2016). Her PB=11.10s, SB=11.29s, Ranked #33.

Ajla Del Ponte (SUI): Tokyo-Bound Olympian. 100m. 2020, 2021 National Indoor Champion (60m); 2021 National Indoor Champion (200); 2020 National Champion; 2017 European U23 Championships (4x100m Relay) Bronze Medalist; 2019 World University Games Silver Medalist; 2017, 2019 World University Games Champion (4x100m Relay); 2017 European Team Champion 1st League (4x100m Relay); 2019 European Team Championships (4x100m Relay) Silver Medalist; 2021 European Indoor Champion (60m). Her PB=SB=11.07s, Ranked #16.

Javianne Oliver (USA): Tokyo-Bound Olympian. 100m. 2018 National Indoor Champion (60m); 2021 National Champion. Her PB=SB=10.96s, Ranked #9.

Marie-Josée Ta Lou (CIV): Tokyo-Bound Olympian. 100m. 2017 Francophone Games Champion (4x100m Relay); 2019 All African Games (200m) Bronze Medalist; 2015 All African Games (4x100m Relay) Bronze Medalist; 2015 All African Games Champion (200m); 2015 2019 All African Games Champion; 2012, 2016 African Games (4x100m Relay) Bronze Medalist; 2012 African Championships (200m) Bronze Medalist; 2014 African Championships (200m) Silver Medalist; 2014, 2016 African Championships Bronze Medalist; 2016 African Champion (200m); 2018 World (Continental) Cup (200m) Bronze Medalist; 2018 World (Continental) Cup Champion; 2018 World Indoor Championships (60m) Silver Medalist); 2019 World Championships Bronze Medalist; 2017 World Championships Silver Medalist; 2017 World Championships (200m) Silver Medalist. National Record Holder (4x100m Relay): 43.28s (2016). National Record Holder (200m): 22.08s (2017). Her PB=10.85s, SB=11.06s, Ranked #3.

Tianna Bartoletta (USA): 100m. 2005 NCAA Champion (Long Jump); 2012, 2014, 2015 National Indoor Champion (60m); 2014 National Champion; 2015, 2017 National Champion (Long Jump); 2014 World (Continental) Cup (Long Jump) Bronze Medalist; 2014 World (Continental) Cup Champion (4x100m Relay); 2015 IAAF World Relays (4x100m Relay) Silver Medalist; 2014 IAAF World Relays Champion (4x100m Relay); 2012, 2014 World Indoor Championships (60m) Bronze Medalist; 2006 World Indoor Champion (Long Jump); 2017 World Championships (Long Jump) Bronze Medalist; 2005, 2015 World Champion (Long Jump); 2012 Olympic Champion (4x100m Relay); 2016 Olympic Champion (4x100m Relay); 2016 Olympic Champion (Long Jump). World, Area, and National Record Holder (4x100m Relay): 40.82s (2012). Her PB=10.78s, SB=10.96s, Ranked #58.

Daryll Neita (GBR): Tokyo-Bound Olympian. 100m. 2019 European Team Championships Silver Medalist; 2016 European Championships (4x100m Relay) Silver Medalist; 2017, 2019 World Championships (4x100m Relay); 2016 Olympic Games (4x100m Relay) Bronze Medalist. Her PB=SB=11.04s, Ranked #18.

Hana Basic (AUS): Tokyo-Bound Olympian. 100m. 2021 National Champion. Her PB=SB=11.18s, Ranked #61.

How It Unfolded:
The Experienced Marie-Josée Ta Lou (CIV) stormed to the Finish Line in a time of 10.91s, a Season Best time for the Ivory Coast Star. Ta Lou was the 17th Female Athlete in the World to run under 11 seconds at that period of the season.

The Results:
1. Ta Lou (CIV): 10.91 SB
2. Neita (GBR): 11.06
3. Del Ponte (SUI): 11.16
4. Oliver (USA): 11.18
5. Basic (AUS): 11.42
6. Samuel (NED): 11.50
7. Bartoletta (USA): 11.51

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