Richardson was involved in a car accident earlier today while traveling home, thus it is unlikely that he will earn an Olympic gold medal in the 100 meters on Saturday. St. Lucian sprinter Julien Alfred, 23, demonstrated that this Olympic track competition features multiple amazing stories and exceptional sprinters on a soggy and peculiar evening at the Stade de France.
Throwing a brick wall in front of what was supposed to be one of the best stories in Paris, Alfred ran through the puddles, past Richardson, and the rest of a mostly depleted field in 10.72 seconds.
It is unlikely that Richardson will earn an Olympic gold medal in the 100 meters on Saturday given his involvement in a car accident earlier today on his way home. This Olympic track competition has more than one amazing story and superb sprinter, as 23-year-old St. Lucian Julien Alfred demonstrated on a soggy and peculiar evening at the Stade de France.
In 10.72 seconds, Alfred finished to toss a brick wall in front of what was supposedly one of the best stories in Paris, having romped through the puddles and past Richardson and the remainder of a mostly depleted field.
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