Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana finished fifth in the final of the 4x100m event at the World Athletics Championships in Oregon.
In the process, the quartet of Sean Safo-Antwi, Benjamin Azamati, Joseph Oduro Manu, and Joseph Paul Amoah set a new national record of 38.07s.
Having booked a fourth relays final in the last three years with a 38.58s run on Saturday, Ghana’s relay team now looked to medal when they took to the field in the early hours of Sunday, July 24.
In the end, however, the run could only ensure that they finished behind eventual winners Canada, silver-medalists United States, bronze-finishers Great Britain and fourth-placed Jamaica.
This rounds off Ghana's participation in the Championships, where there was no medal to speak of.
Watch the race here:
Latest Stories
-
MGL’s May Day Egg market ends in resounding success as crowds turn out for affordable eggs
27 minutes -
Energy expert advocates increased private-sector role in power distribution to tackle dumsor
32 minutes -
Tony Asare Writes: A clotted artery, by-passes and detours
36 minutes -
No road project cancelled under Mahama’s reset agenda — Roads Minister
42 minutes -
Mahama praises IGP Yohunu, hails intelligence-led policing at Krobo-Odumase commissioning
44 minutes -
“Energy situation is stable” – John Jinapor assures Ghanaians
46 minutes -
Ghana Tuna Association reaffirms sustainability commitment on World Tuna Day
48 minutes -
Mahama commissions Odumase Krobo Divisional Police HQ, boosts operations with vehicles
1 hour -
Roads Minister urges contractors to stay on site, assures prioritised payments
1 hour -
Suhuyini credits Ameri plant for averting 2024 power crisis in Kumasi
2 hours -
Thirteen killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, health ministry says
2 hours -
Tano North MP sounds alarm over galamsey devastation, accuses officials of shielding perpetrators
2 hours -
Digital wealth, analog poverty: Why technology isn’t closing the gap
2 hours -
World Relays: Ghana miss automatic qualification after finishing 4th in heat
2 hours -
NACOC disrupts suspected drug network in Winneba ahead of Aboakyiri Festival
2 hours