Jamaica's Oblique Seville (right) receives the baton from Yohan Blake during the men's 4x100m at the Tokyo Olympics. (jamaica-gleaner.com file photo)
Great Britain's 2019 World Championship sprint relay silver medallist Zarnel Hughes along with Jamaica’s Olympic 100m metre semi-finalist Oblique Seville are among the pool of runners entered to compete for the Racers Track Club in the 4X100m at Saturday's Gibson McCook Relays at the National Stadium.
Antonio Watson, who Radio Jamaica Sports understands is being prepared by veteran coach Glen Mills to sprint this season, is also in the Racers Sprint relay pool.
In the meantime, a team from St Vincent and the Grenadines that trains at GC Foster College, will be competing in the collegiate men’s 4x100m.
Sprint Tech and MVP are among the other clubs and institutions down to compete.
All teams that break a record will receive $75,000, while the best male and female teams to be judged by a panel will walk away with $150, 000 each.
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