Sha’Carri Richardson drops next destination after Tokyo World Championships mixed outing

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After showing up and having a mixed outing at the World Championships in Tokyo, Sha’Carri Richardson dropped her current location to fans curiosiity.

In the aftermath of Sha’Carri Richardson’s mixed outing at the Tokyo 2025 World Championships, the sprint queen dropped her next destination for vacation or work purposes.

The American track star, known for her luxurious lifestyle and pronounced personality, shared a picture GIF inside the plane on her Instagram page with the caption:

“Bonjour, while using the French national flag,” showing she was in the


Screenshot of Sha’Carri Richardson’s post on her Instagram story

Richardson had a mixed outing at the World Championships in Tokyo, losing her 100m world title to training partner Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, who blazed to a new championship record of 10.61s and also completed the double by winning gold in the 200m, thus becoming the second woman in history after Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Moscow 2013) to achieve such a feat.

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Despite finishing fifth in the 100m final, Richardson put the setback behind her and got her moment of glory by anchoring the American women’s relay squad to the 4x100m gold medal.

The 2025 season has been a rollercoaster for the renowned runner, who has faced numerous challenges, including injuries and domestic violence charges related to her boyfriend, Christian Coleman. Additionally, she lost her position as the world’s fastest female sprinter.


Sha’Carri Richardson and Christian Coleman with their relay gold medals in Tokyo

In spite of these obstacles, she managed to persevere and made a respectable outing at the biggest event in Tokyo.

It remains to be seen if Richardson will compete at the ATHLOS meet in New York on October 10 or has ended her season and is now focused on coming back better next year.



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