Keshorn Walcott sustained an injury while warming up this morning, and did not compete in the men’s javelin qualifying event at the World Athletics Championships here in Budapest, Hungary.

Keshorn Walcott opens his bid today for the one major medal that has so far eluded his grasp.

Renny Quow, Asa Guevara, Shakeem McKay and Jereem “The Dream” Richards teamed up for a seventh-place finish in the opening men’s 4×400 metres qualifying heat at the World Athletics Championships here in Budapest, Hungary, yesterday.

Keshorn Walcott is facing a long recovery road, following an injury during warm-up ahead of the World Athletics Championship men’s javelin qualifying event in Budapest, Hungary, on Friday. The double Olympic medallist, however, is not daunted by the task.

“Keshorn is a warrior and a competitor. I’m confident he’ll come back better and stronger.”

Now that they’ve got the baton thing down, the American sprinters can start brushing up on celebrations.

Trinidad and Tobago’s campaign at the World Athletics Championships here in Budapest, Hungary, did not bear the desired fruit.