France’s Saint-DENIS With Sha’Carri Richardson, a look might be worth a thousand words. It had best be, as there wasn’t much else to say about one of the most fascinating Americans at the Olympics in Paris.

One might assume that Richardson’s anchor leg in the 4×100 relay, which resulted in a gold medal for Team USA and featured an iconic 10.09-second sprint to victory, would rank among her career’s greatest moments. The 24-year-old turned her head to the right and watched as Great Britain’s Daryll Neita realized she had been passed.

Perhaps Richardson’s Olympic experience wasn’t what she had in mind when she traveled to Paris with the expectation of winning the 100 meters, only to finish second to Julien Alfred of St. Lucia. However, it’s the one she

One might assume that Richardson’s anchor leg in the 4×100 relay, which resulted in a gold medal for Team USA and featured an iconic 10.09-second sprint to victory, would rank among her career’s greatest moments. The 24-year-old turned her head to the right and watched as Great Britain’s Daryll Neita realized she had been passed.

Perhaps Richardson’s Olympic experience wasn’t what she had in mind when she traveled to Paris with the expectation of winning the 100 meters, only to finish second to Julien Alfred of St. Lucia. It’s the one she received, though.