iShowSpeed’s race challenge to Sha’Carri Richardson plays out thanks to the power of technology.

The spark for this thrilling hypothetical contest began at the Super Bowl, where iShowSpeed boldly challenged Richardson to a sprint.

Richardson, a standout member of the U.S. team that clinched the 4×100m relay victory at the last World Athletics Championships and a silver medalist in the 100m, boasts a truly formidable track record.

Her remarkable achievements also include a gold medal in the 100m at the 2023 World Athletics Championships, firmly establishing her as one of the fastest women on the planet.

Despite Richardson’s undeniable prowess, iShowSpeed brimming with confidence, proposed a race during a lively livestream.

Richardson’s response, “I don’t race for free,” along with her suggestion to invite him to one of her training camps, couldn’t deter the spirited YouTuber.

Instead, it sparked playful banter and the possibility of a future race in Texas.

To visualise this matchup, YouTube channel MotionAthlete created a thrilling simulation.

The simulation kicks off with a 60m sprint, setting the stage for a thrilling scenario.

Based on iShowSpeed’s past races, including his contest against Noah Lyles, his estimated best 60m time stands at around 7.01 seconds.

To craft a competitive simulation, Richardson’s elite speed was artificially adjusted to match iShowSpeed’s time, even though her split times in 100m races have clocked in at as fast as 6.94 seconds.

This clever adjustment allows viewers to witness how a slightly slower start from her could bring an edge to the competition.

Moving to the 100m dash, the simulation demonstrates Richardson’s dominance.

With a simulated time of 10.65 seconds, mirroring her gold-medal-winning performance at the 2023 World Athletics Championships, she showcases her exceptional speed.

iShowSpeed, with an estimated time of 10.97 seconds, demonstrates impressive ability for a non-professional, yet the simulation starkly highlights the gulf between amateur and world-class sprinting.

This simulation follows iShowSpeed’s earlier racing experience with Noah Lyles, where he gave it his all just last November, nearly keeping pace with Lyles in an exhilarating 50m race livestream.

Although Lyles ultimately emerged victorious, iShowSpeed’s early lead truly showcased his competitive spirit.

Beyond the track, iShowSpeed also made a memorable mark at the Royal Rumble earlier this month.

His brief but impactful foray into WWE added another layer of excitement to his diverse entertainment repertoire.

With his multitude of experiences, iShowSpeed’s ongoing passion for racing continues to captivate audiences.

Whether a race with Sha’Carri Richardson becomes a reality or not, the simulation provides an entertaining idea.