With her suspension over, Sha'Carri Richardson will race six of the women who took part in the 100-meter final in the Tokyo Olympics, including all three medalists. Richardson missed the Olympics after failing a drug test for marijuana, prompting the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency to suspend her for a month. The athlete later said she smoked after her biological mother died. Now, Richardson will race the Jamaicans who swept the 100-meter sprint on Aug. 21 in the Prefontaine Classic. It will be held at the same location in Oregon where the 21-year-old posted a time of 10.86 seconds during the Olympic trials. 📷: Andy Lyons/@gettyimages