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Ghana’s 4X100 Relay Team qualifies to World Athletics Championship in Tokyo

Yaw Adjei-Mintah by Yaw Adjei-Mintah
May 11, 2025
Reading Time: 1 min read
Team Ghana at 2025 World Athletics Relays Photo Courtesy: Ghana Athletics

Team Ghana at 2025 World Athletics Relays Photo Courtesy: Ghana Athletics

Ghana’s Men’s 4×100 Relay Team has qualified to compete in this year’s World Athletics Championship in Tokyo, Japan in September after finishing second in its Heat at the ongoing World Athletics Relays in Guangzhou, China.

Team Ghana finished in second place in the first of three heats with a time of 38.32 seconds; Ghana’s qualification comes on the back of failing to qualify on Day One of the competition after finishing third in its heat with a time of 38.49 seconds.

Ibrahim Fuseini ran the anchor leg for Ghana and delivered a blistering run to place Ghana in second place and seal qualification to the World Championship.

Fuseini run a time of 9.04 seconds but narrowly missed out on first place. France won the Heat with a time of 38.31 seconds.

Like Ghana’s race on Day One, Fuseini was the standout performer on Day Two of the Relays as his brilliant run clinched Ghana’s place at the World Championships.

Scroll down to view Ghana Athletics’ reaction to Ghana securing its place in Tokyo.

We came through!
Our 4×100 mts men’s team runs seasons best of 38:32 to qualify for the 2025 World Athletics Championship in Tokyo.
Barnabas Argerh, Joseph Paul Amoah, Mustapha Bopkin, Fuseini Ibrahim🇬🇭

See you in Tokyo! pic.twitter.com/8LcBDQW6BD

— Ghana Athletics (@AthleticsGhana) May 11, 2025

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