The women's 100m hurdles was one of the most thrilling Diamond Races of 2015, with Jasmin Stowers, Dawn Harper Nelson and Sharika Nelvis going neck and neck throughout the season as they raced to claim the Diamond Trophy.
None of the three were able to pull away in the standings, with all of them notching up two victories before the final. When the starting gun was fired in Brussels, the three were locked in a dead heat on ten points, meaning whoever crossed the line first was guaranteed to win the Diamond Race. In the end it was Harper Nelson, who snapped up the Diamond Trophy for the fourth time in her career.
