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Shericka Jackson expressed confidence in her form after placing third in the Budapest 100m, saying she is on track for the World Championships.
Shericka Jackson competed in her fifth 100m race of the season at the Gyulai István Memorial, a Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix, on Tuesday evening.
The two-time world 200m champion finished third in 11.00 seconds as Marie Josée Ta Lou-Smith claimed top honours in the tight race.
Jamaican youngster Tina Clayton finished second. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, a 10-time world champion, crossed the finish line in fourth place.
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23:51 - 02.07.2025
Shericka Jackson Gets Candid on Being Second Fastest 200m Runner
Jamaican sprint star Shericka Jackson expressed her feelings on running the second-fastest 200m time in history, just behind Florence Griffith-Joyner's world record.
Shericka Jackson has been steadily recovering from her injury setback that saw her miss the Paris Olympic Games, and she believes everything will be on course before the World Championships in September.
Shericka Jackson Shares Positive Update After Budapest Show
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The two-time world 100m silver medallist noted that she was targeting a new personal best time in the women’s 100m but missed it.
Shericka Jackson’s personal best time in the 100m is 10.65 seconds, a time she clocked at the 2023 Jamaican Championships to secure a direct ticket to the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary.
Shericka Jackson would then win a silver medal at the global showpiece, and as she makes her return to the global showpiece, she wants to go one place better.
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16:30 - 28.06.2025
Tina Clayton stunned Shericka Jacson and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce to win the 100 meter final of the 2025 Jamaican National Trials on Friday.
“It was a bit off my personal best, but I’m feeling good. I know I’ll be much better in Tokyo, that’s the goal,” Shericka Jackson said after the race.
Shericka Jackson Injury Setback
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Last year, Shericka Jackson was forced to miss the better part of the season after picking up an injury as she competed in the women’s 200m at the Gyulai István Memorial, a Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix. She finished the race in eighth place, crossing the finish line in 36.29 seconds.
Shericka Jackson had started her 2024 season at the JAAA All Comers Series #1 before competing at the Diamond League Meetings in Rabat, Oslo and Stockholm.
She then proceeded to claim top honours in the women’s 100m and 200m at the Jamaican Championships but had to withdraw from the Paris Olympic Games after the setback.
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21:07 - 12.08.2025
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Misses Podium, Kishane Thompson Dominates as Stars Impress in Budapest
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce missed the podium, as Kishane Thompson and Mondo Duplantis delivered standout performances in Budapest.
In 2025, Shericka Jackson has shown signs of improvement, starting her season with a series of 60m races before kickstarting her outdoor campaign with the 300m at the Miramar Invitational.
She kickstarted her Diamond League Meeting campaign in Xiamen and then headed to the World Athletics Relays. Shericka Jackson then proceeded to compete at the Diamond League Meeting in Rabat and then the Racers Grand Prix.
At the Jamaican Championships, she finished second in the women’s 100m and then also competed in the relay at the Diamond League Meeting in London before heading to Budapest.