 At the Olympics, held at the Beijing National Stadium, she placed first in her 100 m heats and semifinals.In the final, she led the way to a Jamaican sweep of the medals, capped by a second place tie for Sherone Simpson and Kerron Stewart (both women clocked 10.98 s for silver; no bronze was awarded).Fraser-Pryce’s winning time of 10.78 s not only shattered her personal best, it was the second fastest Olympic 100 m time in history.