Christopher Bailey Triumphs in Men’s 400m at Racers Grand Prix in Jamaica
Christopher Bailey wins the men’s 400m at the Racers Grand Prix in Jamaica with a time of 44.74 seconds. Delano Kennedy sets a personal best, finishing second at 45.22 seconds. Elija Godwin takes third with a season’s best at 45.43 seconds. Jeremy Bembridge wins the B race. Lynna Irby-Jackson and Roshawn Clarke also stand out in their events during the meet.
Christopher Bailey has once again showcased his exceptional talent, winning the men’s 400m at the Racers Grand Prix in Kingston, Jamaica. On June 7, 2025, Bailey clocked an impressive time of 44.74 seconds, securing the victory at the National Stadium. It marks yet another successful outing for the American, who previously won the same event at the Grand Slam event in April.
The race saw Bailey take charge from the final curve, displaying confidence as he crossed the finish line comfortably ahead of his competitors. Jamaican athlete Delano Kennedy earned second place with a personal best time of 45.22 seconds. This was a noteworthy improvement for the 20-year-old, who had previously set a best of 45.27 seconds two years ago.
Elija Godwin from the United States finished third, recording a season’s best of 45.43 seconds. Meanwhile, in the men’s B race, Jeremy Bembridge also turned in a solid performance, winning with a season’s best time of 46.08 seconds. He was followed by Wendell Miller from the Bahamas, who clocked 46.55 seconds, and Trinidad’s Rishane Symister, who finished at 47.51 seconds.
Among the other highlights from the Racers Grand Prix, Lynna Irby-Jackson achieved a season’s best time of 50.23 seconds to win the women’s 400m. This impressive performance further underlines the remarkable talents on display at this event.
Notably, Roshawn Clarke, who is a finalist at the World Athletics Championships, marked a winning return to competition at the Racers Grand Prix, continuing to demonstrate Jamaica’s strength in athletics. Tia-Adana Belle, a multi-time champion from Barbados, also made her mark by winning the first event of the day, emphasizing the high level of competition throughout the meet.
The Racers Grand Prix in Kingston showcased exciting performances, particularly from Christopher Bailey, who continues to excel in the men’s 400m. With swift times and personal bests by several athletes, the event highlighted the depth of talent in track and field. The meet undoubtedly served as a platform for emerging stars and established champions, contributing to Jamaica’s strong athletic legacy.
Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com
