Sha’Carri Richardson agrees to pay fine for speeding case in Florida
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 6:26 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Sha’Carri Richardson has settled a super speeder case after being arrested for driving 104 mph in Florida on January 29. Following her arrest, she was charged with dangerous excessive speeding and agreed to pay a fine along with taking an aggressive driving course as part of a plea deal. This incident occurred shortly after Richardson won the Women’s 100 at the 2026 USA Track and Field Championships on July 24, posting a time of 10.77 seconds. The new Florida “super speeders” law imposes strict penalties for reckless speeding, highlighting the seriousness of her offense.
- •Richardson was arrested for driving 104 mph and tailgating.
- •She won the Women’s 100 at the USA Track and Field Championships.
- •She agreed to a plea deal involving a fine and a driving course.
- •Florida's super speeders law carries hefty fines and jail time.
- •This was her second arrest within a year.
- 6:26 PMYahoo Sports — Olympian Sha’Carri Richardson learns fate for Florida 'super speeding'
"After winning the Women’s 100 at the 2026 USA Track and Field Championship, Sha’Carri Richardson agrees to pay fine for a Florida Super Speeder case.
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