Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is a prominent figure in the world of track and field. The athlete has consistently stunned the world with her medal-winning performances and exceptional speed. Following Allyson Felix, she holds the title of the oldest sensational sprinter. In pursuit of a legendary record, Pryce has frequently made headlines in the past.

Similarly, Pryce’s admirers recently shared a viral social media post highlighting her incredible speed from the 2022 era. The athlete’s previous record-breaking moment resurfaced, garnering significant attention. With the 2024 Paris Olympics approaching, it presents a prime opportunity for her to secure another gold medal. But before that, here’s what the supporter added.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce with top 8 timings in track era

Sensational sprinter Fraser-Pryce has recently earned the prestigious 2023 Alumni Exemplar Sports Award from the University of West Indies during its 75th Anniversary celebrations. Looking back in 2022, her speed was mind-boggling. The same has mesmerized her fans.

On 29th November 2023, her fan on Twitter named RoriDunk added her big picture along with the caption, “Shelly-ann Fraser-Pryce’s 2022 season was UNREAL Top 10 women’s 100m performances of 2022:1. 10.62 SAFP 2. 10.65 SAFP 3. 10.66 SAFP 4. 10.67 SAFP 5. 10.67 SAFP 6. 10.67 SAF 7. 10.67 SAFP 8. 10.70 SAFP 9. 10.71 Jackson 10. 10.72 Ta Lou. Video game numbers”.

The legend has consistently disrupted the game with remarkable rankings, securing a top position eight times consecutively. Following this achievement are Jamaican sprinter Shericka Jackson and Ivorian sprinter Marie-Josée Ta Lou. Fraser-Pryce has notably come close to challenging Felix’s records in the past.

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Fraser-Pryce top rival in the past

If there’s anyone in the present who can surpass Allyson Felix’s records, it’s undoubtedly Fraser-Pryce. Felix holds the distinction as the only female track athlete with 7 Olympic golds, 3 silvers, and 1 bronze medal, along with an impressive tally of 20 world championship medals. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, a Jamaican sprint icon, stands as the closest contender to Felix’s records, boasting 8 Olympic medals and 16 world championship medals.

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While Felix retired at 36 after claiming her 11th Olympic medal, Fraser-Pryce, who continues to pursue records, recently secured bronze and silver medals in Budapest. To match Felix’s records, the Jamaican sprinter requires 4 more world championship medals or 3 additional Olympic medals. However, rumors suggest that time might be running out for Fraser-Pryce to solidify her position in track and field history. The entire track and field community eagerly anticipates Fraser-Pryce potentially breaking records in forthcoming updates.

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