Over the course of the Diamond League Final in Brussels, Sha’Carri Richardson is hoping to finish the season on a good note by competing in two events.

To finish the season on a high note, Sha’Carri Richardson will compete in the women’s 100-meter dash as well as the 200-meter dash at her third Diamond League Final. She will seek to complete the sprint double.

A profitable and dominant season for Richardson, who won the world championship in the 100-meter dash, culminating in his running the second-fastest time ever recorded in the history of the United States Track and Field trials.

He was frustrated that he did not win the 100-meter dash gold medal, which was won by Julien Alfred of Saint Lucia. The American had a perfect record over the 100-meter dash going into the Paris 2024 competition.

Even though she was victorious in the Olympic 4×100-meter relay, the 24-year-old athlete went back to the drawing board with the intention of achieving a great finish and returning the following year with the intention of successfully defending her global title.

In Brussels, Richardson will bring her season to a finish. She will begin her competition by competing in the women’s 100-meter dash on Friday (September 13). This event will also feature the reigning Olympic champion Alfred, whom she defeated in their first race after Paris, which took place in Zurich on the previous month.

Paris Olympians, such as the British team of Dina Asher-Smith and Daryll Neita, who won the world championship in 2019, as well as Marie-Jose Ta Lou-Smith of Côte d’Ivoire, are also listed to compete in the shortest track event at the Memorial Van Damme competition.

Richardson will compete in the 200-meter Diamond League race the following day, when she will once again compete against Neita, Ta Lou-Smith, and Brittany Brown, who won the bronze medal at the Olympic Games for the United States.

A complete schedule of the sprint star’s appearances in the Diamond League Final can be found here.

Sha’Carri Richardson comes out on top in the Zurich Diamond League 2024, beating Julien Alfred.

The “full circle moment” that Sha’Carri Richardson had in qualifying for the Paris 2024 Olympics