Jamaica is back in the men's 100 meters after a long hiatus since 2017. The major achievement signaling the return was the 4th-place finish by Oblique Seville at the 2022 World Championships 100m final in Eugene, Oregon, and also another 4th-place finish and an 8th-place finish by Oblique Seville and Ryiem Forde, respectively, at the 2023 World Championships 100m final in Budapest, Hungary. However, there is much more evidence of a revival.

Kishane Thompson's 2023 season has been a whirlwind of remarkable achievements and encounters with some of the fastest sprinters in the world. His journey from Garvey Maceo High, to Kingston, to battling injuries, then going sub-10 seconds, to international tracks is a testament to his dedication and talent. Thompson is anticipating a significant track and field season ahead for 2024. He delivered a solid and consistent performance in 2023 making him the fastest Jamaican sprinter this year.As we follow his career, we eagerly anticipate his future battles on the track. Thank you for joining us in this episode.