Melissa Jefferson-Wooden set a new championship record as she stormed to women’s 100m gold in Tokyo, while Oblique Seville came of age as he sealed a maiden world title in the men’s.
Defending world and Olympic champion Noah Lyles was forced to settle for bronze, with Seville and Kishane Thompson taking gold and silver in a Jamaican one-two - and Seville becoming the first Jamaican to take the title since Usain Bolt in 2015, with the legend watching on from the stands.