Jamaican sprint icon Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce outshone other parents during her son’s sports day, and the clip has become an internet sensation.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce defeats parents

On Wednesday, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce posted clips on Instagram showing her son and herself engaging in a sprint competition at their school. Her son emerged victorious in his event, followed by Fraser-Pryce dominating hers.

The two-time Olympic champion in the 100m dash was all serious intent as she lined up with the other moms. Once the race began, she didn’t hold back.

The competition takes place just days after she indicated her intention to return to racing following a prolonged break of several months. Since competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics, this will be her last season according to NBC Sports.

Clips of her assaulting other parents at her son's sporting event had previously become widespread online.

How spectators responded to Fraser-Pryce's competition

@ASHGotTheJugo:

It feels like second place is actually first place when competing against Shelly Ann.

@TSgirl_Leila:

The competition ought to have concluded once she moved beyond them."

@kaptainamerika1:

It's also great that she went through with it. It was a valuable experience to get a taste of racing against an Olympian.

@Ayomidejoe:

Many people fail to recognize the significant gap in skill levels between professional athletes and the general population. There should be more events like these.

@kodikachiku:

She never fell behind from first place throughout the entire race😢 The gap between professionals and an average individual is astounding.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce responds after outperforming fellow parents

NBC Sports recently asked her why she went tough against her fellow parents during her son's sports day.

Sure, why not? As a parent, I was expected to be there for the parents’ race, so I attended as required.

By the age of 38, she is gearing up for what will be her last season following an illustrious career. Could this finale see her claiming yet another worldwide championship?

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