Ghana’s men’s 4x100m relay team made history by setting a new national record of 37.79 seconds to win their heat and secure a spot in the final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. The quartet — featuring some of Ghana’s top sprinters — delivered a powerful performance that not only broke the previous mark but also positioned Ghana among the fastest relay teams at the championships.
The time of 37.79 seconds was by far the fastest qualifying result across all heats, underscoring Ghana’s sprinting depth and tactical discipline on the world stage. Anchored by seasoned athletes, the team’s effort reflected years of investment in athletics development and international training exposure.
Ghana’s relay team crossing the finish line
While the relay final result later saw Ghana finish just shy of a medal position, the national record and final qualifying performance remain a major milestone for Ghanaian athletics — signaling that the nation’s sprinters can compete with traditional powerhouses in global competition.
Analysts say the relay success highlights a growing era of Ghanaian track excellence, building momentum ahead of future events like the 2026 Commonwealth Games and beyond.
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