Shaunae Miller-Uibo, Akeem Bloomfield and Machel Cedenio are among several Caribbean athletes down to compete at this weekend’s Back to the Track in Clermont.
Miller-Uibo, the Rio 2016 Olympic Games 400m champion, will contest the women’s 100m on Friday night.
The Bahamian superstar will face a solid field, which includes American rising star Tamari Davis and Javianne Oliver, also of the USA.
Also down to compete are Jamaicans Natalliah Whyte and Britany Anderson.
On the men’s side, Senoj-jay Givans, Andre Ewers, Nickel Ashmeade and Keston Bledman are the Caribbean entrances.
American Noah Lyles and Canadian Andre DeGrasse are the big names in the field.
Former Jamaican athlete Jak Ali Harvey is also down to compete.
Trayvon Bromell, Devon Allen, Alonso Edward and Jeff Demps are some of the other big names.
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