at the age of 34. She ran 10.63!

At this point, the doping is just becoming too obvious. No one gets faster
at that old of an age. It’s one thing to stay competitive at that age, but it’s
another to damn near come close to running 10.5 at that age.

Either she is doped to the gills or the shoes have been mightily enhanced.
Sprinters don’t get faster in their 30s, and their best times are usually
produced between the ages of 22-27. So when something like this
is too good to be true, it usually is.

She’Carri Richardson’s time are more believable because of her age,
and I’m even skeptical about her speed. However, she ran extremely fast
in college, so her progression appears to be natural.

Also, I don’t necessarily trust Jamaica’s tracks or their time keeping.
It is what it is.