The time, recorded with a wind reading of +2.3, stands as the fastest ever run by a Finnish woman under all conditions. Kemppinen’s dominant display underlined her status as one of the country’s leading sprint talents.
Nora Lindahl, also of Finland, finished second in 11.07 seconds, while Britain’s Aleeya Sibbons took third place in 11.23 seconds.
Kemppinen’s breakthrough run adds a significant mark to the Finnish athletics record books and provides strong momentum as she continues her 2026 season. The performance will be remembered as a landmark moment for women’s sprinting in Finland.