The reigning world champion looked sharp from the start and controlled the race brilliantly to secure another major Diamond League win as she continues her impressive 2026 campaign. Her victory in Stockholm came just days after competing in Rome, where she faced Olympic champion Julien Alfred in the 200m Diamond League showdown.
Great Britain’s Amy Hunt produced one of the biggest performances of her career, finishing second in a personal best of 10.97 seconds, breaking the 11-second barrier in stunning fashion. Luxembourg’s Patrizia van der Weken claimed third place with a season-best 11.05 seconds.
The women’s 100m final in Stockholm featured several elite sprinters, with multiple athletes recording season-best performances in a highly competitive race.
Women’s 100m Results – Stockholm Diamond League 2026
Jefferson-Wooden’s victory further strengthens her reputation as one of the dominant forces in women’s sprinting ahead of the major championships later this season. Her explosive start and strong finish in Stockholm once again showed why she remains one of the fastest women in the world.
The Stockholm Diamond League meeting also highlighted the rapid rise of Amy Hunt, whose sub-11-second run signals a major breakthrough on the international sprint scene.