What is ShaCarri Richardsons net worth?
Sha'Carri Richardson is the fastest American woman in ten years and has been deemed "'best American hope" in track and field for the Tokyo Olympics. The young athlete has been making headlines for everything from her incredible times, glam appearance, and unfortunately, her recent positive drug test which may bar her from the Olympic games. 3 Sha'Carri Richardson said I just want the world to know that Im that girl." Richardson's net worth is estimated to be around $100,000, according to Exact Net Worth and Biography Daily  But Spotsjone and Celebsagewiki claim that the track and field star's net worth to be anywhere between $1M and $5M. The average salary of a sprinter in the US is between $45,000 and $50,000 annually plus, Richardson signed a deal with Nike. The 21-year-old athlete won the women's 100 meters, completely leaving her competitors in the dust. She was so far ahead in the semifinal heat that she pointed to the clock for the last 20 meters to highlight her astonishing 10.86-second clocking. This win secured her a spot on Team USA. This year she is the fastest woman in the nation, the world's second-fastest woman in the 100-meter dash, and the sixth-fastest woman of all time- just in time for the summer Olympics. Beyond her impressive skill, she has gathered a lot of attention for her attention grabbing look. During her infamous 100 meter dash, she wore her long bright orange hair half up half down- the look was meant to symbolize running on fire. She often dazzles with long lash extensions, long acrylic nails and a rotation of bright hair colors. Richardson has said that she takes inspiration from Florence Griffith Joyner, who was also known for her statement-making style. 3 After qualifying for the Olympics, Richardson famously ran into the stands to hug her grandmother who raised her. Richardson's historic run secured her a spot on Team USA ahead of the Tokyo Olympics but on July 2 it was announced that she failed a drug test and has been suspended for a month. No official word on whether or not she will still be allowed to compete in the Olympic races has been put out. Her suspension will be lifted during the races which take place from July 23 to Aug. 8 allowing the possibility of her entrance in some of the races. Sha'Carri Richardson failed her drugs test during the Team USA Olympic trials in Oregon. She had reportedly tested positive for a substance the World Health Organization classified as a "substance of abuse." Sources later revealed that the substance in question could be cannabis/marijuana, but also confirmed that Richardson had not taken any performance-enhancing steroids. It has been reported that Richardson could still compete in Tokyo in the women's 4x100 relay with the final set for Aug. 6. Speaking with NBC, Richardson attributed the positive test on her use of marijuana as a way to cope with the unexpected death of her biological mother while she was in Oregon for the Olympic trials. Richardson, who was raised by her grandmother, said that she learned about her mother's recent death from a reporter during an interview in a triggering and definitely nerve-shocking experience.