Sha’Carri Richardson unveils bold new look ahead of 2025 track season

Sha’Carri Richardson is once again turning heads this time with a fresh new look that signals her readiness to dominate the 2025 track season.

The 25-year-old American sprinter Richardson took to Instagram to show off her latest hairstyle.

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Richardson flaunted in a series of Instagram stories which is the work of stylist @tamedbybri with hair from @flow_gohair.

The posts quickly grabbed the attention of fans and media with one caption standing out in particular.“Face by God. Hair done by @tamedbybri HAIR FROM @flow_gohair”

The 2025 Prefontaine Classic, scheduled for July 5 at Eugene’s Hayward Field, will once again feature Richardson as a headline act in the 100m event.

A familiar venue for the Texas native, she has raced at the Prefontaine Classic four times, claiming victory in 2024 with a swift 10.83-second finish.

Richardson will face formidable opponents including Julien Alfred, a two-time Olympic medalist, and Dina Asher-Smith, a three-time Olympic podium finisher.

The American has two Olympic medals, three World Championship medals (including two golds and one bronze), and a long list of national titles.

In 2023, she added another win to her resume by claiming the 100m crown at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

Though her sprints are over in seconds, the story behind them stretches back years.

Raised by her grandmother and aunt in Dallas, Texas, Richardson began sprinting to glory at a young age, earning state championships in both the 100m and 200m events.

But her path has not been without struggle as in a heartfelt interview with Vogue in July 2024, she opened up about how deeply personal her connection to the sport is.

“Every time I step onto the track, I think of all those moments when I was younger—all those feelings are still with me, I’m just that little girl grown up.

It is almost like a flashback journey, everything that brought me to that point. All the grind, all the sacrifice.

And there is a feeling of, this moment is special because all of that, the good, the bad, it’s brought me here. And I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be.”

Sha’Carri Richardson continues to evolve—both as an athlete and as a cultural icon.

The countdown to the 2025 Prefontaine Classic has begun and many expect that she will not just run races but she will be writing history.