Olympic sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson was arrested in Central Florida after allegedly driving 104 mph on State Road 429. Authorities said she was tailgating vehicles and changing lanes erratically, leading to a traffic stop and charge of dangerous excessive speeding.

The 25-year-old Dallas native is no stranger to legal issues. Last summer, she faced a domestic violence charge following an incident with Olympian Christian Coleman at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. That arrest followed months of public scrutiny and personal reflection posted on social media.

Richardson’s latest arrest could impact her endorsement deals and public image as a top figure in track and field. Sponsors may reassess partnerships amid recurring off-track controversies. Her representation and legal team have not yet commented on the Florida incident.